do not allow jira-users group to be member of a project

[Emmanuel Rouillard]

For Security reasons, we would like to be sure that no team leader can add "jira-users" to a role that has a role browsing permission. In that case, that means that anyone can see his project.

But some admin JIRA beginners may make a mistake by adding the wrong group instead of putting several names in the right column.

In other words, I would to be sure that any team leader can add a group member of his project.

Is there a way to do that ?

[Bogdan Gorka]

I would supplement monitoring suggested by @Gabrielle Bautista [ACP-JA] with the thorough 'awareness training', explaining team leaders what is a desired practice, what is the impact if they do not follow instructions and why it is important that they should not add jira-users group to their project roles. I am sure that it will take you less time to prepare the communication about it than looking for the technical prevention solution. Inform-Trust-Check.

[GabrielleJ]

If you can, you could also check all the project roles for this group name and send an email to you daily if someone adds it (not really a prevention but monitoring). 

[Daniel Wester]

Take a look at Delegated Admin Pro for JIRA. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.wittified.jira.delegated-admin

It allows you to filter out groups for permissions and notification schemes AND at the same time you're able to reduce the number of global admins on your instance.

[Joe Pitt]

Training. And a couple days off without pay for a couple people should send the message if they still do it.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

I'm afraid there's no way to stop a project admin from adding jira-users to a role.

You'd need to hack some code to do it.  If it's just to try to stop them making a mistake, you could probably embed some javascript that removes or blocks the option (javascript isn't for security as you can bypass it, but if it's just to stop accidents...)