Is Your Atlassian Cloud Ready for AI-Powered Attacks?

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AI Changed the Threat. Has Your Atlassian Setup Caught Up?

Jira and Confluence hold more of your business than most people realise. Customer data, credentials, internal processes, and the history of every decision your teams have made.

AI is changing how that data is put at risk. Attackers are moving faster and getting more convincing. Inside your own walls, AI agents now have write access, apps and integrations are piling up with more permissions than they need, and secrets are sitting in tickets and pages where they shouldn’t be.

Meanwhile, most teams are still working off a security setup built for a different era.

So what’s actually changed, where are the gaps, and what can you do about it?

We’ve pulled together a panel to answer exactly that. Alex and Rodney from The Jira Life bring a practitioner’s view of what’s happening across the Atlassian community. Nipun from Keepit brings the data protection side, including what recovery actually looks like when something goes wrong. Brett Celliers from Elegance Group will steer the conversation.

Expect real-world stories and practical advice, not a sales pitch.

What We’ll Cover

  • What’s changed: how AI is shifting the threat picture for Atlassian.
  • Security war-stories from the community: what the panelists are seeing in the wild.
  • The shared responsibility gap: what is protected out of the box with Atlassian and what isn’t.
  • Strengthening your perimeter: up-to-date best practices for security config in Atlassian Cloud.
  • Protecting your data: creating a layered approach to data security and recovery.
  • Your questions: bring them along.

Who Should Attend

Atlassian admins, IT and platform owners, and anyone responsible for security, risk or compliance in an Atlassian Cloud environment. If you’ve ever wondered what’s actually sitting in your Jira, or who (or what) has access to it, this one’s for you.

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Speakers

Alex Ortiz
Alex Ortiz

CEO - APETECH

Alex is an Atlassian expert, educator, consultant, and content creator best known as “Dr. Jira.” He helps Jira administrators, Scrum Masters, project managers, and teams around the world get more value from Jira, Confluence, and the broader Atlassian ecosystem. Alex creates practical training, YouTube content, workshops, and community events focused on turning complex Atlassian tools into strategies people can actually use. He is also the CEO of APETECH and co-host of The Jira Life.
Rodney Nissen
Rodney Nissen

Co-Founder - The Jira Life

Rodney spends his working life untangling Jira instances that have had years of workflows, fields, apps and permissions layered on top of each other. His work sits between platform architecture and practical administration: migration planning, JCMA assessments, workflow and permission design, Marketplace app evaluation, and governance models that let Jira scale without turning into chaos. He writes about migration strategy and platform thinking at The Jira Guy, and is usually the first person in the room to ask what a new feature actually costs to run once it’s switched on.
Nipun Pawar
Nipun Pawar

Solutions Engineer - Keepit

Nipun leads Keepit’s pre-sales technical work across Asia Pacific and Japan. He helps organisations and partners work out how to protect their SaaS data, from discovery and solution design through to proof of value. He spends his days keeping up with SaaS platform changes, API updates and vendor roadmaps, then turning them into practical backup and recovery strategies that meet security, compliance and resilience requirements. Nipun regularly runs live demos, technical deep dives and webinars for customers and partners across the region.
Brett Celliers
Brett Celliers

Founder & Director - Elegance Group | Host

Brett founded Elegance Group in 2020 and has grown it into a multi-vendor service and work management practice spanning New Zealand, Australia and Singapore. He helps organisations work better, sometimes by fixing a platform but more often by rethinking how the business operates and using AI and automation to close the gap. A growing share of his work is business advisory, spanning operations consulting, AI agent development, workflow digitisation and SaaS cost reduction. Across Atlassian, Asana, ClickUp and Freshworks, his rule is simple: pick the right tool for the outcome, not the one you’re loyal to.