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Atlassian Intelligence generates incident summaries, which can help on-call teams save time and reduce the manual effort involved in creating post-incident reviews (PIRs). Select a relevant incident and use the AI-generated suggestions to create and finalize the PIR description. Read more about creating PIRs with Atlassian Intelligence. View full product update

Jira admins can now control notifications to external users. An external user is someone who collaborates with your team but has a different email address from your company domain. External users will receive issue-related emails but with user-generated content removed. They'll no longer receive project emails and events like project deletion reminders and requests for Jira Premium features such as Plans. To choose this option, first verify the domains in Atlassian Administration and claim the accounts. Then, to control what information an external user receives: Go to Atlassian Administration. Select Security then External users. Enable the External user policy. Internal users will still get notifications. View full product update

Premium and Enterprise customers will see a new and improved page preview when they hover over a page title in the content tree. This preview will contain a sampling of three short sentences taken from the page, selected and ranked for relevance by Atlassian Intelligence (AI). Because this feature uses Atlassian Intelligence (AI), it is only available to customers on the Premium and Enterprise plan. There won't be any change to page previews for Free and Standard customers. Key changesPremium and Enterprise customers will see a new and improved page preview when they hover over a page title in the content tree. This preview contains a sampling of three sentences from throughout the page, selected and ranked for relevance by Atlassian Intelligence (AI). Free and Standard customers (and customers with AI turned off) will continue to see a preview of the first 250 characters of a page when they hover over its title in the content tree. View full product update

We’re introducing the new Get started page which outlines key onboarding tasks and their default settings. You can get your project up and running quickly, just by reviewing the default settings. The Get started page will appear automatically in the left navigation, once you create a new project. It will be available for all new company-managed projects except the ones created with the ITSM or Blank templates. Key changes BenefitsOn the Get started page, you can : review default configurations in one place try resolving a sample request learn from help articles and videos join the Atlassian Community View full product update

Bitbucket Pipelines is excited to introduce third party secret integration. This powerful new feature allows you to seamlessly retrieve secrets directly from your preferred secret store. This functionality is now available for Bitbucket Cloud based runners, and self-hosted runners. To get started with this feature, you'll need to code your own middleware to let Bitbucket communicate with your third party secret provider. Then, you'll need to configure your Bitbucket pipelines to retrieve the appropriate secrets at runtime. If your pipelines are using a self-hosted runner, you'll also need to point that runner to your middleware. All of these steps are detailed in our help documentation. Key changesBitbucket Pipelines can now integrate with third party secret providers to allow cloud-based and self-hosted runners to retrieve secrets from external vaults at runtime. BenefitsImproved security and compliance. View full product update

Identify and highlight key work that needs your attention with format rules in your list. With a format rule, you can automatically format individual cells or entire rows with colors, when specific criteria is met. For example, to highlight work that’s running behind schedule, you could create the rule: red row when due date is before today. More examples of format rules and their purpose, plus how to create a format rule. To create a new format rule in your list: Go to your project, and select List. Select Format. Select + Add a rule in the Format rules sidepanel. View full product update

We're changing the expiration date for SCIM API keys from an infinite lifespan to a one year expiration date: This change applies only when you: -set up user provisioning for the first time -regenerate an existing SCIM API key This change does not affect existing SCIM API keys for now. We’re making this change to reduce security risk for any leaked or stolen keys and to encourage you to rotate your keys. If a key is leaked or stolen, its limited lifespan prevents attackers from using it indefinitely to access sensitive information. When is this changing? -On December 15, 2024, SCIM API keys expire in one year. This includes a SCIM API key that we create when you set up user provisioning or when you regenerate a SCIM API key. How to view the SCIM API key’s expiration date when you set up user provisioning: Log in to admin.atlassian.com. Select your organization if you have more than one. Select Security > Identity providers. Select your Identity provider Directory. Select Set up user provisioning and follow the prompts. View API key expires date in User provisioning. How to view the SCIM API key’s expiration date when you regenerate an API key: Log in to admin.atlassian.com. Select your organization if you have more than one. Select Security > Identity providers. Select your Identity provider Directory. Select Regenerate API key from […} and follow the prompts. View API key expires date in User provisioning. View full product update