Which of the following is NOT an action a user can take when they receive an alert from GitHub Advanced Security (GHAS)?

Ignoring an alert is a valid user behavior within GHAS; while not recommended, users can choose to take no action on an alert.

Dismissing an alert is a standard, built-in action in GHAS that requires selecting a dismissal reason such as 'false positive,' 'used in tests,' or 'won't fix.'

GHAS does not provide a 'report to GitHub' action for security alerts; the available actions are limited to dismissing with a reason (e.g., false positive or accepted risk), investigating the issue, and remediating the vulnerability - escalating alerts to GitHub itself is not part of the alert management workflow.

Investigating an alert and taking appropriate remediation action - such as patching code or rotating a secret - is the primary intended response to any GHAS security alert.