GH-100 Microsoft GitHub Administration exact Exam Questions

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Question # 1

What is the effect of enforcing a policy that restricts GitHub Actions to only those created by the enterprise?

Marketplace actions are allowed only with SSO enabled

Actions can only be triggered by organization members

Only actions created within the enterprise are allowed

All public actions are allowed

Question # 2

You discover that a secret (e.g., a token or password) was accidentally committed to a GitHub repository. What is the first step you should take to mitigate the risk?

Contact GitHub Support to remove the secret from all forks and clones of the repository.

Revoke and/or rotate the secret to render it unusable, then assess whether history rewriting is necessary.

Rewrite the repository history using git filter-repo or BFG Repo-Cleaner to remove the secret from all commits.

Delete the repository and create a new one to ensure the secret is no longer accessible.

Question # 3

You have subscribed to GitHub Premium Support, and you need to submit a support ticket. GitHub Premium Support can help you with:

writing scripts.

installing GitHub Enterprise Server.

setting up hardware.

integrating with third-party applications.

Question # 4

An organization wants to share a single API key required for their Actions workflows. They need to restrict its use to only a subset of repositories. Where should they configure the secrets to minimize maintenance?

Repository secrets

Environment secrets

Organization secrets

Development environment secrets

Question # 5

How does GitHub support compliance requirements for enterprises?

GitHub provides configurable controls such as an audit log, SAML authentication, and enterprise rulesets.

GitHub disables all external collaboration features.

GitHub only allows those with repository owner (admin) permissions to write changes to repositories.

GitHub automatically encrypts user passwords in plaintext for quick access.

Question # 6

Our organization is updating its enterprise policies. Which of the following steps should you take to ensure alignment with security requirements?

Maintain clear documentation of existing policies and policy changes.

Implement the new enterprise policies across the organization first and then consult with the security team to identify- any necessary adjustments or retrofits

Implement changes without consulting stakeholders.

Regularly assess and adjust policies based on evolving risks.

Question # 7

When a token is used to perform actions across different GitHub resources, how is this reflected in audit logs?

Each API action made with the token generates a separate audit log entry

Only the first repository accessed is recorded

GitHub creates a ZIP archive of all token activity

The audit log stores only the token name and not its actions

Question # 8

In a GitHub repository using Dependabot, which of the following best describes the purpose of the .github/dependabot.yml file?

It configures scheduling, package ecosystems, and target directories for update checks.

It lists commit SHAs to exclude from automatic pull requests.

It enables GitHub to scan for secrets in dependency files.

It encrypts dependency versions before storing them in the repo.

Question # 9

A financial services company is evaluating GitHub account types. Which of the following is a key distinction between GitHub Enterprise Managed Users and Personal Accounts?

Enterprise Managed Users can collaborate across both personal and enterprise repositories.

Personal Accounts are owned by users and can be used for both personal and professional work.

Personal Accounts provide stricter control over repositories and user activity.

Enterprise Managed Users require the organization to manage their own authentication server.