Security? = JQL Argon

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Security? = JQL Argon can help

Barely a week goes by without another vendor in the headlines for a breach, a phishing campaign, or a leaked credential. So it's no surprise that when Jira admins and security teams evaluate a new Marketplace app today, the first question isn't "what does it do?" — it's "where does our data go?"

That question is the reason more and more teams land on JQL Argon Powerful Search.

Built on Atlassian Forge

Argon doesn't run alongside Jira — it runs inside it. The app is built entirely on Atlassian Forge, Atlassian's own serverless cloud platform, which means:

• No external servers — Argon has no third-party backend to secure, patch, or worry about
• No data egress — your issues, comments, worklogs, and attachments never leave Atlassian's infrastructure
• No externally stored credentials — authentication is handled entirely by Atlassian's platform
• Isolated execution — every app instance runs in its own Forge sandbox

If Atlassian Cloud is already approved in your organisation, Argon is effectively already approved too — no extra DPA, no new sub-processor to vet, no vendor risk review to schedule.

Install and go — no special setup

There's no integration to wire up, no server to whitelist, no API key to rotate. Install Argon from the Marketplace and its functions and keywords are available in JQL immediately. Less setup also means less attack surface — there's simply nothing external to misconfigure.

Still a lot of app

Security doesn't come at the cost of capability. Argon adds 20 JQL functions and 9 searchable keywords covering links, hierarchy, time in status, change history, comments, attachments, worklogs, regex, and math — all running natively inside Jira.

Function: changedBy

Function: worklog

That's not just about doing more with JQL — it's about visibility: surfacing exactly the issues that need attention (stuck in a status too long, blocked by open bugs, missing a required field) instead of scrolling through everything that doesn't.

The bottom line

In a landscape where "unstable" feels like the default, Argon gives you one less thing to worry about — enterprise-grade security by architecture, zero setup overhead, and enough JQL firepower to focus on exactly what matters.

You can check it on Atlassian Marketplace - JQL Argon 

Enjoy!

Orbiscend Team (JQL Argon app provider)

Disclaimer: Visual concept of the screen by Orbiscend, created with the help of AI.

[Mia Tamm _Simpleasyty_]

Nice angle. Running entirely on Forge definitely removes a lot of the infrastructure questions that usually come with third-party apps.

I also like that you still separate the platform security story from the actual app behaviour — where the data goes, what gets stored, and what permissions are really needed.

That’s probably the part customers care about most when they ask “is this secure?”

[Bartek Szajkowski _ Orbiscend OU]

Hello @Mia Tamm _Simpleasyty_ 

Many thanks for your Like and comment. 

We believe transparency around data, storage, and permissions is just as important as the platform’s security itself. Especially in nowadays. It’s often what makes the “is it secure?” question much easier to answer.

Also other our apps - Spectra, Aevon - work on Forge.

Many thanks for your comment, and I hope you will find time slot to check JQL Argon in real life.

Greetings