Jira Regular Backups and Issue History Tracking: Must-Haves to Protect Your Data
How often do you implement proactive measures for data loss prevention and recovery together with your project development plans? Everyone knows Jira as a project management platform, but what often falls out of attention is the significance of a robust strategy for safeguarding critical data. Whether you are an experienced Jira administrator looking to strengthen your data management strategy or a new user eager to protect your teamwork data, this article is your go-to guide for maximizing the potential of Jira regular backups and issue history tracking.
According to Arcserve Global Research, 43% of IT decision-makers think cloud service providers are in charge of protecting and recovering data. In fact, every organization is responsible for choosing the strategy and tools that will work best for it. All of that relates to the Atlassian Cloud Security Shared Responsibility Model, which states the responsibilities of both parties - Atlassian and its users’.
Thus, as you can see, Atlassian, as a service provider, is responsible for the smooth running of its system, service, hosting, and application. At the same time, a user’s duty is his account’s data protection, as account-level protection and recovery are not included in the provider’s responsibilities and competence.
