1. GitHub Docs
"About organizations." This document states
"Organizations are shared accounts where businesses and open-source projects can collaborate across many projects at once. Owners and administrators can manage member access to the organization's data and projects with sophisticated security and administrative features." This supports the concept of separation and centralized management.
2. GitHub Docs
"Roles in an organization." This page details the granular permission levels (owner
member
billing manager) that allow for the separation of duties and access control
a core aspect of creating a distinct organizational unit.
3. GitHub Docs
"Managing security and analysis settings for your organization." This resource confirms that security policies
such as two-factor authentication requirements and repository permissions
are managed at the organization level
demonstrating the principle of policy separation.
4. GitHub Docs
"About billing for organizations." This section clarifies that "You can see an overview of your organization's usage and billing
" confirming that billing is a distinct
manageable aspect of an organization.