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GitHub / Copilot Dedicated security review command now available in Copilot CLI
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You can now run a security review on your code changes directly from GitHub Copilot CLI. The new /security-review slash command is shipping as an experimental feature in public preview, giving you a fast, AI-driven way to catch security vulnerabilities before they reach production code. What it does /security-review analyzes your local code changes and returns: High-confidence security findings, scored by severity and confidence. Actionable suggestions you can apply without leaving the terminal. A focused review that lives in your existing workflow. The scan is tuned to flag common, high-impact vulnerability classes such as injection flaws, cross-site scripting, insecure data handling, path traversal, and weak cryptography. This is a Copilot-driven scan that doesn’t rely on GitHub code scanning, Dependabot, or GitHub secret scanning. It complements those tools by giving you a lightweight, on-demand way to review your changes before you commit. This is an experimental command. To try it, turn on experimental mode in Copilot CLI , then run /security-review in any project to scan your current changes. Join the discussion and share your feedback within the GitHub Community . The post Dedicated security review command now available in Copilot CLI appeared first on The GitHub Blog .
You can now run a security review on your code changes directly from GitHub Copilot CLI. The new /security-review slash command is shipping as an experimental feature in public preview, giving you a fast, AI-driven way to catch security vulnerabilities before they reach production code.
What it does /security-review analyzes your local code changes and returns:
High-confidence security findings, scored by severity and confidence. Actionable suggestions you can apply without leaving the terminal. A focused review that lives in your existing workflow.
The scan is tuned to flag common, high-impact vulnerability classes such as injection flaws, cross-site scripting, insecure data handling, path traversal, and weak cryptography.
This is a Copilot-driven scan that doesn’t rely on GitHub code scanning, Dependabot, or GitHub secret scanning. It complements those tools by giving you a lightweight, on-demand way to review your changes before you commit.
This is an experimental command. To try it, turn on experimental mode in Copilot CLI , then run /security-review in any project to scan your current changes.
Join the discussion and share your feedback within the GitHub Community .
The post Dedicated security review command now available in Copilot CLI appeared first on The GitHub Blog .
Technical Details
- Released
- Jun 10, 2026
- File size
- Official source checked
- Jun 10, 2026
- Official notes checked
- Jun 10, 2026
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- GitHub. (2026, June 10). GitHub / Copilot Dedicated security review command now available in Copilot CLI.rss-feed
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