Hello,
In regards to Jira Compliance with security standards and certificates mentioned in following URL https://www.atlassian.com/trust/compliance
We would like to use or mention the compliance certificates in our company business profile in order to convince our customers about our systems security that we are using (JIRA Cloud) to process their requests.
So is it allowed to use these details in our business profile which will be definitely referenced to JIRA and clearly mentioned to be powered by atlassian.
Hi @WAJDI ALZINATI ,
My first thought is that certification requirements vary by certificate. While some certifications require that your vendors (in this case, us - Atlassian) meet certain criteria such as being certified themselves, others don't. You need to examine this on a case-by-case basis for each certification you're trying to meet.
The second thought is that using a certain provider doesn't automatically mean that you've met compliance specifications. As an example, Jira Service Desk sends out emails. While Jira Service Desk itself might meet end-to-end encryption standards necessary for a particular certification, does your mail provider? If email notifications contain customer data and your mail provider doesn't use encryption at rest, you might not be meeting some certification guidelines.
That all being said, the information provided on the trust and compliance page can be used as a pointer when assessing an overall compliance standpoint. I would just recommend viewing it as something that supplements your own company's compliance program, rather than giving you automatic compliance.
Cheers,
Daniel
Agree with you , My question is related to JIRA cloud which is mentioned on atlassian Compliance and certificate , accordingly , it should be applied on our DATA processed by JIRA software.
in our case , We have a customers DATA stored and processed in JIRA SW and looking to mention for our customers that their data privacy should be secured.
Simply , is it allowed to present the details in Trust & Security page to explain the level of data privacy we have based on our based on our utilization for Atlassian products.
All these details will be clearly referenced to Atlassian for jira software only excluding any thing out of Jira cloud control such as Email service connected to JIRA or our internal policy etc...
As i understand that JIRA cloud is totally managed by atlassian with small part realted to user.
Thanks
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