DLP for Confluence: How Data Loss Prevention Actually Works in Atlassian

Nikoloz Surmanidze • 18. August 2026

Last reviewed: 18 August 2026. DLP for Confluence is not the same thing as network DLP. Traditional data loss prevention watches traffic leaving your network. Confluence DLP has to work inside the content itself, scanning pages, blog posts, comments, attachments and page history for sensitive data…

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Jira Attachment Scanner: Find PII, Passwords & Secrets Hiding in Your Files

Zhenya Elfimova • 15. July 2026

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Inside Jira’s Blind Spot: Real Use Cases for Attachment Scanner

Zhenya Elfimova • 1. July 2026

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See what a scan would find in your instance

Rustem Shiriiazdanov • 29. June 2026

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Cleaning up Jira attachments before a migration or audit

Zhenya Elfimova • 15. June 2026

Two events reliably force teams to confront what’s in their Jira attachments: a migration and an audit. Both share a deadline and a hard truth — whatever sensitive data is hiding in your attachments is about to either travel to a new system or be examined by someone whose job is to find it. The good…

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Scanning Jira Service Management attachments: the highest-risk files you have

Zhenya Elfimova • 15. June 2026

If you want to know where the most sensitive data in your Atlassian estate lives, start with Jira Service Management. A service desk is a machine for collecting attachments from people outside your organisation: customers and employees upload screenshots, ID scans, invoices, statements, and filled-in…

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Answering GDPR data-subject requests: finding one person’s data in Jira attachments

Zhenya Elfimova • 15. June 2026

A data-subject access request arrives, and the clock starts. Under Article 15 of the GDPR you generally have a month to tell a person everything you hold about them; under Article 17, the right to erasure, you have to be able to delete it. For the structured parts of Jira — issues, comments, fields — that’s…

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The scanned PDF problem: finding sensitive data in Jira’s hardest files

Zhenya Elfimova • 15. June 2026

There are two kinds of PDF, and the difference matters enormously for data protection. A digital PDF has a text layer — the words are real text you can select, copy, and search. A scanned PDF is a picture of a document: someone ran paper through a scanner, and the result looks like text but is actually an image.…

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