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+# Github Push Protection
+
+We have enabled [Github push protection](https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/code-security/secret-scanning/push-protection-for-repositories-and-organizations) feature on all public repositories for scanning secrets in commits.
+This document helps to unblock sourcegraph engineers when the push protection blocks the git push operation.
+
+## For Sourcegraph Engineers
+
+### How to unblock the push protection (self-serve) ?
+
+Here is [quick demo](https://www.loom.com/share/bf12643decd94e318cb16914348dfd6b?sid=ee879aee-0577-4852-8f2c-61fabd5316fb) on how to unblock the push protection quickly. Additionally, here is the step by step guide
+
+#### While using Git CLI:
+
+1. Check the Github push error logs for links to unblock the push protection.
+2. The link redirects to Github UI, verify the leaked secret and revoke it if applicable.
+3. Mark the secret appropriately as "Used in Test", "False Positive" or "Fix Later"
+4. Finally click "Finish" or "Allow me to expose secret" to resolve.
+5. Once all secrets are resolved, the push protection should be unblocked automatically.
+6. Kindly retry the `git push` operation again from CLI to push your changes to Github.
+
+**Please note that you'll have to do this for each leaked secret before retrying push.**
+
+#### While using Github UI:
+
+1. The Github popup should appear automatically showing the leaked secret alert
+2. Mark the secret appropriately as "Used in Test", "False Positive" or "Fix Later"
+3. Finally click "Finish" or "Allow me to expose secret" to resolve.
+4. Once all secrets are resolved, the push protection should be unblocked automatically.
+5. Kindly retry pushing your changes again to Github.
+
+**Please note that you'll have to do this for each leaked secret before retrying push.**
+
+## For Security Engineers
+
+### How to resolve the secret alerts posted in security-monitoring channel ?
+
+When the secret leak is detected in the Github push protection, the security team will receive a Github alert in the security-monitoring channel.
+
+1. Click on the alert and verify the leaked secret.
+2. Assess the risk of the secret leak, if required create a security incident to resolve the leak.
+3. After assessing the situation, revoke the secret if applicable. Additionally, discuss with the engineer who committed the secret to understand the impact of the leak.
+4. Based on risk, perform the forensic analysis to understand the leak.
+5. Close the alert from Github UI after verifying the secret leak incident is resolved.
+
+**Please note that you'll have to do this for each leaked secret**
+
+### How to disable or enable Push Protection for a repository ?
+
+While this is highly discouraged to disable, you can disable and enable the push protection for a repository by following the steps below:
+
+1. Escalate your privilege as `Admin` for Github repository through Entitle.
+2. Navigate to the repository settings page.
+3. Scroll down to the `Code security and analysis` option.
+4. Under `Secret scanning` and disable or enable the `Push protection` option.
+5. Hit `Save` to save the changes.