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Junglewise vs GitHub Advanced Security
GitHub Advanced Security is GitHub's own scanning, sold as Secret Protection and Code Security: CodeQL code scanning, dependency review, secret scanning with push protection, and Copilot Autofix suggestions, all inside the pull request. Junglewise works alongside it on GitHub, reads the alerts it raises, and adds what it does not cover: your AWS account, fixes drafted end to end, and a security engineer on the Team plan.
| GitHub Advanced Security | Junglewise | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical price | GitHub Advanced Security: Secret Protection $19 and Code Security $30 per active committer a month, on a GitHub Team or Enterprise plan: $245 to $392 a month for 5 to 8 committers on both. Free on public repositories. | Junglewise: Monitor $99 a month with unlimited team members; Team $499 with fixes drafted and an engineer. |
| What it covers | GitHub Advanced Security: Code scanning with CodeQL, dependency review and Dependabot alerts, and secret scanning with push protection, in your repositories. | Junglewise: Your repositories' dependencies, pull requests and CI runs, the code scanning alerts GitHub raises, and your AWS account. |
| Who fixes it | GitHub Advanced Security: Copilot Autofix suggests a fix on code scanning alerts, and Dependabot opens upgrade pull requests. A developer reviews and merges. | Junglewise: A fix pull request with the reasoning, merged only when you approve, or on its own once checks pass if you allow it. |
| Your cloud account | GitHub Advanced Security: Not covered. AWS keys found in a repository are reported to AWS. | Junglewise: GuardDuty, CloudTrail and Security Hub, with fixes such as deactivating a leaked access key, applied when you approve. |
| A person to ask | GitHub Advanced Security: GitHub support. | Junglewise: On Team, a security engineer in UK business hours for the judgment calls and your customers' questions. |
GitHub figures are from GitHub's security plans page and documentation, checked September 2026, for a 6 to 10 person startup. Junglewise prices exclude VAT. Sources: GitHub security plans, About GitHub Advanced Security, Copilot Autofix.
Which fits
The honest answer depends on your team
GitHub Advanced Security is the better fit when
- You want scanning built into GitHub with no new vendor.
- You want leaked secrets blocked before they are pushed.
- Your repositories are public, where it is free.
Junglewise is the better fit when
- Your AWS account needs watching as much as your code.
- Alerts pile up and you want someone to triage them and draft the fix.
- You need a person to answer customers' security questions with you.
Questions
- Does Junglewise work with GitHub Advanced Security?
- Yes. When it investigates a repository, Junglewise reads the code scanning alerts GitHub already shows, so CodeQL findings become part of its triage.
- Are Dependabot alerts enough?
- They tell you a dependency has a known vulnerability, and Dependabot alerts are free on every repository. Junglewise checks the same dependencies daily, decides which findings matter for your stack, and watches your AWS account as well.
- Is there a free way to try Junglewise?
- The domain scan is free and needs no account. Team has a free 14-day trial with the engineer included.
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