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This integration will automatically export policy violations affecting your API, Web and Cloud Apps to Jira.

The following items are When the Data Theorem platform creates a Jira ticket, the following data is included in the Data Theorem Jira ticket:

• Details about the affected assetWhich asset is affected

• Details about the policy violation:

  • Description

  • Additional information

  • Recommendation

  • URL for to the violation in the Data Theorem portal

• Custom Fields (Customer Createdbased on how Data Theorem’s Jira integration was configured)

A sample developer workflow is as follows:

1. Data Theorem creates a Jira ticket

2. Developer fixes the issue

3. Data Theorem performs a scan, marks issues as Closed/Fixed and syncs the data to the existing Jira ticketthe policy violation as “Fixed” in the Data Theorem portal, and then posts a comment in the corresponding Jira ticket to notify developers that the fix was detected.

   1. Please Note: Data Theorem will not

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1. 1. update the status of an existing Jira ticket, for example to close the ticket. Instead, Data Theorem uses Jira comments posted on the ticket to provide updates (such as the issue being fixed). Your team is responsible for updating the

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1. 1. ticket’s status appropriately.

Requirements

1. The Jira instance must be publicly accessible (Cloud and Self-Hosted/On-Prem instances are supported).

2. Whitelisting Data Theorem IP’s, necessary.

3. Setup Setting up the integration in the Data Theorem Portal.

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Please whitelist the following IP addresses to allow Data Theorem to properly connect: https://datatheorem.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1/article/1253671113.

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Setting up the Integration

In general, Data Theorem requires the following details in order to begin configure the Jira integration process:

• Dedicated Data Theorem Accountaccount in Jira:

  • Within that account, you You will need to provide the username and an API Token for the account. Instructions for creating an API Token can be found here.

  • The account will need the ability to create tickets and add comments.

  • It is strongly advised to restrict the account’s access to the specific Jira project that should be used for the integration.

  • Data Theorem does not currently support OAuth but rather relies on Basic authentication through the use of an API Token.

• The URL of to your Jira instance (ex: https://yourdomain.atlassian.net).

  • Please verify this field with your IT or Jira Admin.

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