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RansomLeak Security Awareness Training

works with Jira Cloud

Free app

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Key highlights of the appTurn security service-desk tickets into the moment you train the right employee

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RansomLeak watches your Jira Service Management service desk. When a security-relevant request comes in (a phishing report, a security incident, a risky access request, or an onboarding ticket), it assigns a short security-awareness module to the affected employee and records completion back on the issue.

You map each request type to a RansomLeak curriculum on the admin page and choose who gets trained: the reporter by default, or a specific user from a user field. On completion, the app adds a comment and sets a read-only Training status field on the request, so the evidence lives on the ticket.

The app runs on Atlassian’s Forge platform. It reads only what it needs to identify the affected employee (request ID, type, and work email), never stores the ticket body, and its only outbound call is to the RansomLeak API over TLS. No CSV exports, no manual roster work.

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This app is not part of the Marketplace Bug Bounty program.

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RansomLeak Security Awareness Training integrates with your Atlassian app

Version information

Version 2.2.0for Jira Cloud

Release date
Jul 12th 2026
Summary
Reliability fix: bound the external assignment API call with a timeout
Details

Reliability fix addressing the prior review feedback. The service-desk issue-event trigger’s only external call (assigning a training module via the RansomLeak API) is now bounded by a 15-second client-side timeout, applied at the app’s fetch boundary. Previously, if that API was briefly slow, the Forge function could run to the platform invocation limit before writing its result back to the issue. It now fails fast and the event is retried, so assignments and completion write-backs stay responsive. No changes to scopes, permissions, or data handling.

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Free
License type
Commercial - no charge

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