In Jira Cloud, you can use authentication policies to enforce specific security requirements for different sets of users. This is the recommended method by Atlassian for a phased rollout or for specific user groups.
Configure SAML SSO: First, you need to set up the general SAML configuration for your organization in the Atlassian Administration panel without immediately enforcing it for all users.
Create a New Authentication Policy: Create a new policy that is separate from the default one.
Assign the User: Add the specific user (or a group containing only that user) to this new policy. Ensure this user's email domain is a verified domain in your Atlassian organization.
Enforce SAML: Within the new authentication policy's settings, enable the option to Enforce single sign-on.
Test: The specified user will now be required to log in via your Identity Provider (IdP), while other users in the default policy will continue to use their standard login methods
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