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New GH-500 GitHub Advanced Security 360+ Real Exam Questions
1,685 students

What you'll learn

  • Understand all key domains of the GH-500: GitHub Advanced Security Certification.
  • Configure and manage Dependabot alerts, automation rules, and dependency reviews.
  • Set up and analyze CodeQL code scanning workflows.
  • Implement and troubleshoot secret scanning and push protection.
  • Interpret vulnerabilities (CVE/CWE) and apply remediation strategies.
  • Identify and resolve real-world GitHub security challenges through scenario-based questions.

Included in This Course

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Description

Master the GitHub Advanced Security Certification (GH-500) Exam with 360+ Practice Questions on CodeQL, Dependabot, and Secret Scanning!

Get exam-ready for Microsoft GH-500: (GHAS) Exam with this comprehensive practice test, featuring 360+ exam-style questions and detailed answer explanations, all structured to match the official Microsoft study guide and domain weightings, designed to mirror the real exam structure.

From setting up secret scanning and push protection to configuring Dependabot automation, building CodeQL workflows, and implementing repository governance, this practice test helps you gain both the knowledge and the confidence to pass your GH-500 exam on the first try.

What You’ll Get

  • 360+ Practice Questions across all GH-500 exam domains

  • Detailed Explanations for every answer

  • Scenario-based questions that replicate real GitHub security challenges

  • Up-to-date coverage aligned with Microsoft’s official GH-500 study guide

Covered Topics

Domain 1: Dependabot & Dependency Review (35%)

  • Dependency Graph, SBOM, and Vulnerability Detection

  • Dependabot Configuration & Automation Rules

  • Dependency Review Workflows and License Checks

  • Vulnerability Remediation Scenarios

Domain 2: Code Scanning & CodeQL (25%)

  • CodeQL vs. Third-Party Scanning

  • CodeQL Workflow Configuration

  • Analyzing Alerts and Data Flow

  • Troubleshooting & Dismissal Practices

Domain 3: GHAS Security Features & Functionality (15%)

  • GHAS Ecosystem, Features, and SDLC Integration

  • Role-based alert handling and visibility

Domain 4: Secret Scanning (15%)

  • Configuration, Push Protection, and Validity Checks

  • Custom Patterns, Exclusions, and Alerts

Domain 5: GHAS Best Practices & Governance (10%)

  • CVE/CWE Interpretation, Severity, and Documentation

  • Rulesets Enforcement, Automation, and Role Responsibilities

This Practice Test is for You, If you are

  • Developers preparing for Microsoft’s GH 500 certification

  • Security engineers integrating GitHub Advanced Security in pipelines

  • DevOps professionals managing CI/CD and secure coding practices

  • Teams seeking to implement and audit GHAS features effectively

Why Choose This Practice Test

Unlike generic GitHub security guides or courses, this practice exam is 100% real exam-focused and each question is mapped to GH-500 skills measured and includes precise, exam-relevant explanations.
Whether you’re a developer, security analyst, or DevSecOps professional, this test exam turns your study time into targeted practice that builds confidence and sharpens accuracy.

Disclaimer: This practice test is independently created and is not affiliated with or not endorsed by Microsoft or GitHub.

Who this course is for:

  • Developers preparing for the Microsoft GH-500: GitHub Advanced Security Certification.
  • Security engineers working with GitHub Advanced Security (GHAS).
  • DevOps and DevSecOps professionals managing CI/CD pipelines securely.
  • GitHub Enterprise administrators implementing security automation.
  • Teams or organizations seeking to audit and strengthen GitHub security practices.