Is there any option to encrypt attachment automatically during upload, so attachments in JIRA will be encrypted once attached?
We are an Atlassian Solution Partner and we've just released something that might help. It's called Team Secrets and it protects sensitive files in JIRA with end-to-end encryption and viewer verification.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/io.teamsecrets.jira.prod/cloud/overview
Please take a look and let us know what you think!
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Way overpriced for the offered functionality
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We`ve also released an app which enables you to encrypt data (including attachments) in bulk. Server only, but we`ll be supporting DC in the next couple of weeks. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219237/zorro-anonymizer?hosting=server&tab=overview
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No. Do you want them to remain encrypted when someone views them?
If not are you worried about their security on the filesystem? In which case you could investigate using an encrypted file system.
Maybe explain what you are trying to achieve to elicit better answers.
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when user attach a file, file should be automatically encrypted (during upload), so the only poeple who can view attached file have a "decryption key", and the other users have access to crypted file (so they can do nothing with this). I was asked by our security admin, does JIRA have functionality like that (or there is somewhere a plugin for attachment encryption).
Thanks for any answer :-)
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No it does not, you'd have to write that yourself. It would be better to make sure that the only people that have access to the issue are the ones that are allowed to see the attachment. And how do you share the "decryption key"?
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