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Users

Open Unified Identities › Human Identities, filter Providers to GitHub › User, then select a row to open its details.

A GitHub account is a single global identity that can belong to several scanned organizations. Each user therefore appears once in the list, and the organizations it belongs to are shown on the details page.

Human Identities filtered to GitHub › User

User Details

Opening a user shows the Risk and Exposure Point in the header, and the page contains the Information pane and, when the user has issues, the Issues pane.

You can analyze the object in the Graph by clicking the Graph » button next to the Information title. For a shadow admin the button reads Admin Path » and opens the shortest path to admin objects (see Object Detail Pages).

User Details

Information

Information Pane can contain different badges to highlight important attributes.

Badge
Description

Tier 0

Indicates that the object is a Tier 0 asset, an organization owner.

Privileged

Indicates that the object is privileged.

Shadow

Indicates that the object can compromise admin objects with at least one attack path.

Inactive

Indicates that the account has been inactive beyond the configured threshold.

Outside Collaborator

Indicates that the user is an outside collaborator rather than an organization member.

Information Pane contains Details, Organizations, Teams and Roles tabs respectively. Each tab label except Details shows its row count.

Details

Details tab contains attributes below about the user object.

Attribute
Description

Organization Role

The user's role within the organization (admin or member).

Object ID

The GitHub node identifier of the user.

Is Privileged

Whether the user is privileged.

Shadow Admin

Whether the user can reach Tier 0 through an attack path without an explicit administrative role.

Inactive (any organization)

Whether the account has been inactive beyond the configured threshold. Determined from the Enterprise audit log; when no activity data is available the user is not reported as inactive.

Last Activity (any organization)

The date of the user's most recent activity found in the audit logs of the scanned organizations. No activity in scan window means an audit log was read but did not mention the user; Unknown means no audit log could be read.

Outside Collaborator

Whether the user is an outside collaborator rather than an organization member.

Two-Factor Auth

Whether the user has two-factor authentication enabled. Displayed as Enabled, Disabled, or Unknown.

Profile URL

The URL of the user's GitHub profile.

Unknown two-factor status means the scanning credential could not enumerate the organization's members without 2FA: that list is available only to organization owners. It does not mean the user lacks 2FA, and no finding is raised on an unknown value.

Organizations

Organizations tab contains a list of organizations the user is a member of.

Organizations

Organization: The name of the organization object. Login: The unique account name (handle) of the organization. Last Activity: The user's most recent activity in that organization, No activity in scan window, or Unknown.

Teams

Teams tab contains a list of teams the user belongs to.

Teams

Team Name: The name of the team object. Permission: The default permission the team is granted on its repositories.

Roles

Roles tab contains a list of organization roles assigned to the user.

Roles

Role Name: The name of the organization role. Base Role: The built-in repository role the role is derived from, if one is set. Privileged: Whether the role is privileged.

Issues

Issues pane contains identified issues on the user object.

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