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The enterprise managed users tag on WindowsForum.com follows discussion of Enterprise Managed Users (EMU) in GitHub Enterprise Cloud, where accounts are provisioned and controlled by an organization rather than by individual developers. Recent coverage centers on GitHub's proof of presence public preview, which lets administrators require members to sign in again or pass a multi-factor challenge through Microsoft Entra ID before creating tokens, editing webhooks, changing organization security settings, or viewing recovery codes. The preview applies to EMU enterprises on github.com and GHEC-DR using Entra ID for SAML or OIDC single sign-on, and it addresses the fact that managed users previously never received GitHub's normal re-authentication prompt.
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    GitHub EMU SCIM Deprovisioning Bug: Deleted Accounts, Ghost Users and Audit Log Checks

    GitHub has published a retrospective notice about a bug that deleted Enterprise Managed User (EMU) accounts during SCIM deprovisioning. The notice says those records were restored in October 2026. It reads like a changelog footnote, but the bug touched identity lifecycle and audit trails, which...
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    GitHub Enterprise Cloud: Entra ID Proof of Presence Preview for EMU

    On September 24, 2026, GitHub launched a public preview called proof of presence for GitHub Enterprise Cloud. It lets enterprise administrators make members sign in again, or pass a multi-factor challenge, through Microsoft Entra ID before they create tokens, edit webhooks, change organization...