Does Jira and other Atlassian products provide End-to-End encryption on their servers? meaning that data only gets decrypted on the client side and Atlassian cannot access this data?
Hey @Islam Bahnasy ,
On the Atlassian Trust Center you can find the information you are looking for.
https://www.atlassian.com/trust/security/security-practices#encryption-of-data
Thanks for your reply but I'm not asking about data transfer as it's of course using TLS session, and not about disk encryption.
But I mean End-to-End where data is only decrypted in the client side (the browser) and remains encrypted on the server which means that Atlassian employees cannot access it in plain text.
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Yes, I was also wondering why this isn't supported.
THAT would be real security.
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The contents of cookies are supposed to be sent to the server, so that won't work.
However, I get your idea, yet that doesn't work for structured data that needs to be processed by the server app (like for indexing, referencing, searching).
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Yes, maybe the local storage may be a better idea or just save the secret on a secure place within the browser.
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