Data Storage and Personal Information

Our Confluence plugin is designed with privacy in mind. We do not store any personal data within our systems. The only information retained in our database includes:

• Page IDs
• Page Versions
• User IDs of the reference creators

Database Security

Our database infrastructure is hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS), leveraging their robust security protocols. Key features include:

• Encryption at Rest: Data is encrypted using AWS Key Management Service (KMS). You can either use an AWS managed key or a customer-managed key for encryption. Once encrypted, data is inaccessible without the appropriate KMS key permissions.
• Encryption in Transit: All communications to and from the database are encrypted using SSL/TLS protocols to ensure data integrity and privacy during transmission​ (AWS Documentation)​​ (AWS Documentation)​.

AWS also ensures the security of data through comprehensive backup measures :

Encrypted backups are managed automatically. Should access to the KMS key be lost, AWS provides a recovery period and protocols to restore encrypted instances using backup snapshots (AWS Documentation) (Amazon Web Services, Inc.).

Data Encryption Protocols

Our plugin ensures that all incoming and outgoing requests are encrypted using HTTPS and SSL, aligning with best practices for data security. This guarantees that data is protected during transit between our plugin and the Confluence platform.

Compliance with French Security Standards

We adhere to the recommendations set forth by the Agence nationale de la sécurité des systèmes d'information (ANSSI), the French National Cybersecurity Agency. This compliance ensures our security measures are in line with national standards for data protection and cybersecurity.

For more detailed information about AWS's encryption and security practices, you can refer to their official documentation:

• Protecting Data Using Encryption
• AWS KMS Key Management
• Encrypting Data at Rest and in Transit