How does metered billing work in GitHub Enterprise Cloud with Enterprise Managed Users (EMU)?

1. A. Billing is based on number of total users in the enterprise
2. B. Billing is based on owners and members of GitHub organizations
3. C. Billing is based on total users in the enterprise that are not dormant
4. D. Billing is based on the number of users created in Azure AD

Correct Answer: A
Billing for GitHub Enterprise Cloud under metered (usage#based) billing is calculated by the total number of Enterprise Managed Users (and other license#consuming accounts) in your enterprise - each EMU consumes a seat and contributes to the monthly bill.

Which of the following is the responsibility of a Team Maintainer in a GitHub organization? (Choose two.)

1. A. Modifying organization-wide settings.
2. B. Managing nested sub-teams.
3. C. Adding or removing team members.
4. D. Deleting repositories assigned to the team.

Correct Answer: BC
Team maintainers can manage nested sub‑teams - requesting to add or change parent/child teams within the organization's hierarchy.
Team maintainers have permission to add and remove members from their team, controlling day‑to‑day team membership.

Which of the following is the responsibility of an Organization Owner in GitHub? (Choose three.)

1. A. View and manage organization billing information.
2. B. Create repositories without approval from other members.
3. C. Manage organization settings, such as configuration and default permissions.
4. D. Access repositories only if explicitly granted by a team maintainer.

Correct Answer: ABC
Organization owners can view and edit billing information for the organization.
Organization owners may create new repositories in the organization without needing approval from other members.
Organization owners have full administrative control over organization settings, including configuring default repository permissions.

Which of the following is true about outside collaborators in a GitHub organization?

1. A. They are granted explicit access to specific repositories.
2. B. They inherit organization-wide policies, such as SSO requirements.
3. C. They have access to all private repositories by default.
4. D. They appear in the organization's internal member list.

Correct Answer: A
Outside collaborators aren't organization members; instead, they're granted explicit access - at read, write, or admin level - to only the repositories you choose.

Why would someone choose to configure a security policy?

1. A. To communicate corporate security and compliance policies for end users on a private repository.
2. B. To provide information on an open source repository for open source collaborators and researchers that may need to report and disclose sensitive security findings to maintainers securely.
3. C. To prevent anyone from pushing to the repository without approval.
4. D. To define which open source packages are permitted for use as part of that repository.

Correct Answer: B
A security policy (the SECURITY.md file) lets maintainers of an open source repository provide clear, private instructions for collaborators and external researchers on how to report and disclose security vulnerabilities responsibly.