It will be interesting to see how Jira administrators handle this as AI starts working with Jira data. For instance: Do you limit the Jira projects Claude can access? Do you limit the permission level Claude has? Does the permission level depend on the
Quick question for the community: Do you actively use trust signals or filters when looking for apps?
How much do ratings, rankings, and certifications like Cloud Fortified status actually matter to you when choosing an app? Let me know your thoughts!
Quick question for the community: Do you actively use trust signals or filters when looking for apps?
How much do ratings, rankings, and certifications like Cloud Fortified status actually matter to you when choosing an app? Let me know your thoughts!
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My biggest concern is that page history still contains sensitive data in cloud ,even after the current page is cleaned up ?
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I’ve been testing Atlassian Rovo, and while the "AI Agent" hype is real and in some cases it is good, the governance implications are honestly terrifying.
Is anyone else worried about these three things?
Workflow Chaos: We’ve spent years perfecting Jira automations and guardrails. Now, AI agents are essentially creating "shadow workflows" that bypass the logic we’ve spent thousands to build.
The Access Paradox: These agents have massive reach. It’s scary how easily they can surface context from sensitive resources that the prompting user shouldn't actually see, simply because the agent has site-wide indexing power.
The Identity Void: This is the biggest red flag. When an AI agent leaks data, whose identity was used? * Does the audit log blame the user who prompted it?
The admin who installed it?
Or is "Agent Identity" a total blind spot in our current access policies?
We’re giving these agents more access than our senior architects, but we have zero way to govern them under "Least Privilege" rules.
Are you guys actually rolling this out to production, or is the lack of auditing a dealbreaker for you?