Previously if anonymization task was failed, notification about status was not sent. Now notifications are sent not only in case of success, but also in case of task failure.

In this release, the CVE-2022-0540 security vulnerability is fixed.

For further details, read this BlogPost

• improve the security of User Anonymizer for Jira (GDPR) by identifying and preventing potential attack scenarios

For further details read our blog post

Fixed UI bug on Create/Edit Scheduled Task view

• Votes and watches anonymization is no longer running if these features are deactivated in the system
• Performance improvements
• Additional logging

• Jira 8 compatibility

With User Anonymization for Jira 2.0, admins can now export a report on anonymized information. Furthermore, anonymization tasks can be automated.

Learn more about the improvements within the latest version via our public Jira-list or on our blog.

GDPR-144 fixed bug with MSSQL

This release includes minor bugfixes.

This release includes performance improvements and some minor bugfixes. For more details please have a look at our Jira.

This release supports Jira 7.11. Additional items that are now anonymized include the following:

• Filters
• Dashboards
• Jira Software Boards
• Jira Workflows (Administration)

Other improvements are included as well. A few bugs were fixed and we implemented some more UX improvements. For more details please have a look at our Jira.

Easily comply with GDPR’s “Right to be Forgotten” regulation.

This simple, yet powerful app gives you a safe way to anonymize user data across Jira. So you can easily comply withGDPR’s Right to be Forgotten, without having to delete issues, projects, or other valuable information.

Learn more about the app on our blog: https://www.communardo.com/how-to-anonymize-user-data-in-jira-to-comply-with-gdprs-right-to-be-forgotten/