Your Jira knows secrets it shouldn't
Pay a little. Risk a lot less.
Every day, people paste passwords, API keys and customer details into Jira tickets: "here's the login", "customer's IBAN is…". Months later those tickets are still there, and often anyone with a Jira login can open them.
Would you know if yours did?
One breach can cost millions. GDPR fines alone go up to €20 million or 4% of yearly worldwide turnover. Auditors for SOC 2, NIS2 and DORA ask the same question: who can see your sensitive data, and how do you check?
See it in minutes, free
Exposure Check for Jira scans your issues and shows you:
- What's exposed: passwords, API keys, tokens, private keys, emails, phone numbers, IBANs, card numbers and national ID numbers
- Who can open it: anyone with a login, anonymous visitors, or a project role wider than it should be
- Where you stand: a health score, plus control checks related to GDPR, PCI DSS, NIS2, HIPAA, DORA and SOC 2
Read-only. Nothing leaves Atlassian. Found values are never stored.
Then get in control, and stay there
| Fix it once | Keep it clean with a human in review | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | We clean up what the check found and give you a report you can show an auditor | Checks and fixes tailored to your policy, weekly, with a human in review, plus clear rules for your teams on handling sensitive data |
| Price | from €1,000, up to 10,000 issues; larger sites quoted | from €500 a month, minimum 3 months |
Fix it once
What you get
We clean up what the check found and give you a report you can show an auditor
Price
from €1,000, up to 10,000 issues; larger sites quoted
Keep it clean with a human in review
What you get
Checks and fixes tailored to your policy, weekly, with a human in review, plus clear rules for your teams on handling sensitive data
Price
from €500 a month, minimum 3 months
A clean-up fixes today. New tickets bring new secrets tomorrow. A small monthly fee, against a risk of millions.
Signals, not verdicts: the app points you to risks; it does not certify compliance.