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Install the Fluid Attacks app for Jira Cloud

Info on Jira integration latest release
The following are the steps to set up Fluid Attacks' latest integration. This release further streamlines your workflow within Jira. Bear in mind that in this release you can no longer request reattacks nor receive comments on vulnerability status changes.

By setting up Fluid Attacks’ Jira integration, you can
  1. manage your software’s reported vulnerabilities without leaving Jira;
  2. create Jira issues from vulnerabilities reported by Fluid Attacks;
  3. link preexisting Jira issues to vulnerabilities, and
  4. view reported vulnerabilities linked to a Jira issue.
Follow these steps to install the Fluid Attacks app for Jira Cloud:
  1. Log in to your Jira instance.

  2. Select Project settings from the left-hand menu.
    Open Jira project settings to integrate with Fluid Attacks

  3. Access the Features section, scroll down to Security, and enable it.


  4. In the top menu, click on Apps and choose Explore more apps. 
    Find the Explore more apps option on Jira

  5. Search for Fluid Attacks and click on the app tile. 
    Find the Fluid Attacks app on Jira Cloud

  6. Click Get app to start installing the Fluid Attacks app. Download the Fluid Attacks app on Jira Cloud

  7. Click on your preferred option in the Installed and ready to go! dialog. 
    Select option after Fluid Attacks app on Jira successfully installed
Alternatively, you can head over to the Atlassian Marketplace and start the process from there to install the Fluid Attacks app. Just go to https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1233842/fluid-attacks, click on Get it now and follow the prompts.

Once installed, set up the app to integrate your Jira Cloud projects with your groups on Fluid Attacks' platform. Learn to do it by reading Set up the Jira integration.

Info on app permissions
Fluid Attacks app permissions:
  1. Delete content in Jira
  2. View, browse, and read information from Jira
  3. Read Jira project and issue data, search for issues and search for objects associated with issues like attachments and worklogs
  4. Read and write to app storage service
  5. Create or edit content in Jira
  6. Create and edit issues in Jira, post comments as the user, create worklogs and delete issues
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