Atlassian Jira
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Archived data · Aug 30, 2026 – Sep 4, 20266 mentions · avg score 1 (live posts)
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Archived data · Aug 30, 2026 – Sep 6, 2026how the hell are you twenty years in the domain and dont understand the scope, audience and use case for Jira?
I work in a regulated industry and we do have a requirement that all company data should be stored in EU at a minimum. This does get audited so if Jira did not have EU as an option, we would not be able to use it. So yes, it is important, I have no choice but to care but Atlassians data residency options have been sufficient for our requirements.
I don't know Jira, but yes, most software is aimed at pleasing management. They pay for Jira, not you ...
We use a Siem that ingests all our logs. Is it required for soc2 or iso27001? Don’t think so, but for our own records and monitoring.
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