The correct option is Organization wide policy and configuration control for Copilot suggestions because it directly addresses centralized governance that lets you enforce security and compliance requirements across the entire organization.

These organization wide controls let administrators define how AI suggestions are generated and used across all developers. You can enforce policies that block suggestions matching public code, manage which Copilot capabilities are enabled such as chat or pull request summarization, and control data collection and telemetry. Centralized settings apply consistently across supported IDEs and repositories which is exactly what you need when compliance and risk management drive the decision.

Cloud Identity is unrelated to GitHub Copilot governance because it is not a capability in the GitHub Copilot Business plan and it does not provide controls over AI generated suggestions.

Collaboration features like team projects and shared repositories are core GitHub capabilities that improve teamwork but they do not provide the compliance oriented controls needed to govern AI assisted coding.

Individual seat license management for developers helps with billing and assignment but it does not offer the centralized policy enforcement that ensures responsible and compliant use of AI suggestions.

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