It is with much excitement that we announce Redaction, Protect High Security Content is now available for Confluence Data Center.

Redaction, Protect High Security Content is now available for Confluence DC. This is the sister release for server.

Deleting Redacted Content

• If redacted content on the page is deleted by an unauthorised user, authorised users can revert changes to recall the redacted content.
• If an authorised user attempts to delete redacted content, they are prompted with a message warning them that redacted content, if deleted, will be removed permanently.
• Please be advised that we will be releasing a DC version of Redaction later this year.

- Confluence 7 Compatibility upgrade

- Bug Fixes

• Improved templating
• Added New Page handler
• Moved redacted update checker.
• Fixed page version permission filter.
• Adjusted duplicate check. Refactored check. Removed additional logging.
• Fixed inline-image renderer.
• Fixed missing dependencies.

• Redaction, Protect High Security Content is now compatible with Confluence 6.14.x
• Small bug fix to lock down security when macros are copied.

• Fixed permission lock for blog posts history view. Should be accessible to authorized redaction users.
• Set user field as mandatory.

• Compatibility tested for 6.8.0
• Dependency updates

Redaction is now compatible with Confluence 6.1.3.

We have introduced a second macro - "Redaction (inline)" - to improve the editing experience within a paragraph of text or in a table cell. This condensed macro makes it much easier to parse the content while editing the page and provides more flexibility for those creating or editing censored content.

Thanks to Brian Topping for bringing to our attention a bug with Confluence 5.7.1 and Postgres which is now resolved.

Rather than hiding an entire page, Redaction for Confluence provides a more granular level of content visibility, enabling you to hide words or paragraphs within a page.

Users without permission to see the redacted content will see a blurred effect on the content instead, making them aware that certain content has been redacted.

• Users who do not have view/edit permissions for redacted content will see the blurred effect.
• Users who can view/edit the redacted content will see it highlighted, indicating the highlighted content is confidential.
• The Redaction macro can be used multiple times within a single page, with different view/edit permissions each time if needed.