Trust @ Atlassian
Our goal is to build trust with every team. You'll find this at the center of everything we do.
Security
Trust begins with security. We will be consistent in how we respond if we encounter a security vulnerability or incident, and be transparent about our program. Security will not be a barrier to adopting our software and services.
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Privacy
You own your data, and we're committed to protecting your privacy. Our Privacy Policy explains what information we collect about you and why, what we do with that information, how we share it, and how we handle the content you place in our products and services. Our Guidelines for Law Enforcement Requests outlines our process for how we receive, scrutinize, and respond to government requests for customer information.
Compliance
We get it, you need to validate compliance to trust a cloud service provider. We encourage and expect you to verify that our risk, privacy and security practices adhere to widely accepted standards and regulations. Our independent third-party advisors test our operations, our environment and our controls and provide their reports and opinions — which we share with you whenever possible.
Availability
We understand that in order for a cloud service to be useful, it has to be available. That starts with ensuring that services are built on top of a solid platform of core technologies, that we are proactive about hunting down possible points of failure, and we stress-test relentlessly. We publish our service availability status in real-time to ensure you can access your data when you want.
Quality
Atlassian’s QA team works with our development teams to ship features quickly and safely. At Atlassian, we optimized the QA process by empowering and educating developers to test their own features to our quality standards.
Frequently asked questions
Is our data encrypted? How are our passwords stored? Find the answers to these and more by visiting our Frequently Asked Questions.
Read the FAQWe have a lot to say about trust
Here at Atlassian, we love to talk about what we do. What's the latest? Have a read below.
Atlassian, Trust, and the Cloud Security Alliance
We have launched our new Trust @ Atlassian site to make it easier to find the information you need to trust Atlassian products and cloud services. We have Security at the heart of that trust relationship but also know that Quality, Availability, Privacy and Compliance are important.
Git – CVE‑2016‑2315 and CVE-2016-2324 Advisory
We have reviewed the issues described in the Git vulnerabilities CVE‑2016‑2315 & CVE-2016-2324 and released updates to affected products to fix the vulnerabilities.
Atlassian stands with Apple to support user data security
Our customers’ trust in Atlassian is essential to our business, and we have to continually earn that trust by respecting their privacy and securely maintaining their data. This is exactly why we are proud to join Airbnb, Automattic, CloudFlare, eBay, GitHub, Kickstarter, LinkedIn, Mapbox, Medium, Meetup, Reddit, Square, Squarespace, Twilio, Twitter, and Wickr as Amici Curiae on a brief supporting Apple and opposing the FBI’s request for any sort of backdoor to make it easier to access customers’ iPhones and get access to their data.
OpenSSL Security Advisory
Following on from the announcement from the OpenSSL team today, we have been assessing the impact to Atlassian Cloud, and our customers, and are deploying updated SSL versions as needed.
CVE-2015-7547 Advisory
We have reviewed the issues described in Google’s CVE-2015-7547 Advisory from February 17 and found that a very small part of our environment was affected.
Atlassian update for Git and Mercurial vulnerability
The maintainers of the Git and Mercurial open source projects have identified a vulnerability in the Git and Mercurial clients for Macintosh and Windows operating systems that could allow critical files to be overwritten with unwanted files, including executables.