Overview
The Atlassian integration with Grip’s SSPM module allows Grip to provide configuration insights around Access controls, Role Management, Corporate Information, and more.
This article covers the required permissions and flow to add an Atlassian tenant to Grip's SSPM module.
Adding Atlassian to Grip consists of two steps:
Getting the required information from Atlassian and Confluence
Adding the Atlassian tenant to Grip using the info from Atlassian and Confluence
Prerequisites
To connect Atlassian and Confluence tenants to Grip SSPM, you need the following:
Atlassian System Admin permission that allows you to create an Organization API Key and User API Token.
Atlassian API key and Organization ID.
Getting the required information from Atlassian and Confluence.
Get Atlassian API key and Organization ID
From the Atlassian admin panel, go to “API keys (1) >> Settings (2) >> Create API key” (3)
Name the API key and choose the “Expiration date” (4).
We suggest setting the expiration date to one year from now, then clicking “Next.”
Select the “API key without scopes” (5)
Select the API key name (6) and click on “Create API key” (7).
Copy and save the “Organization ID” (8) and the “API key” (9) as you will need them during the integration.
Click “Add.”
Click “Done”
Get a User API Token
From the Atlassian Account admin panel, click on “Create API token”
Name the API token and choose the “Expiration date” (1).
We suggest setting the expiration date to one year from now, then clicking “Create.”
Copy the generated API token (2) and click “Done”.
Get Confluence Domain
Copy the domain name from your Confluence domain.
Connecting Atlassian to Grip SaaS Security Posture Management.
From the Grip portal, go to “Posture” >> “Add Tenant”(1)
Click on “Atlassian” (2)
Enter a “Display Name”
Paste the data copied from the previous steps
Atlassian - Organization API key, Organization ID
User email -The Atlassian Admin domain
Confluence – User API Token, Confluence Domain
Click on “Add Tenant”
Once connected, the Tenant will be added to the “Connected Tenants” list.
Click the tenant to see and filter your policy statuses, assess your security posture, and begin fixing it.