Keep your ISO 27001 ISMS in Jira and Confluence
Your AI reads the pages and tickets you already have in Atlassian. ISMS Copilot checks the wording against the standard. You sign. The ISMS stays in Jira and Confluence.
The Atlassian ISMS is normal, and it creaks in known places
Security teams at a thousand people run ISO 27001 on Confluence for documents, Jira for actions, and a sheet for the register, and they get certified that way. The places it creaks are the links: risks, controls, assets, owners and evidence that overwrite each other in Jira, and a Statement of Applicability whose dated versions live in someone's folder. Rebuilding the whole thing in a GRC platform is one answer. The other is to keep Atlassian as the home and move the judgment calls to a specialist: does this SoA justification satisfy clause 6.1.3 d), does this policy cover A.5.15, do the register and the SoA agree. Those questions are framework questions, and they are answerable without moving a single page.
Explore the ISO 27001 Copilot →How it works without an integration
ISMS Copilot does not connect to Jira or Confluence, and it does not write back. Your AI does the reading: if your Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT already has the Atlassian tools, it opens the page or the ticket, sends the relevant excerpt, and asks the compliance question. ISMS Copilot answers with the control, the clause, or the draft, and you import the result into Confluence yourself. The register, the SoA and the evidence trail stay in your space, with your permissions and your version history.
Connect your coding agent →Jobs that fit this setup
Check a policy page against the control it implements
See where the SoA and the risk register disagree, from excerpts of both
Draft SoA justifications that reference the threat and the treatment
Add NIS 2, DORA and CRA columns to the SoA sheet you already keep
Name the record type each applicable control needs for evidence
Frequently Asked Questions
Does ISMS Copilot integrate with Jira or Confluence?
No, and it does not need to. Your AI reads the page or the ticket if you already gave it those tools, sends ISMS Copilot a short excerpt, and gets the answer back. Nothing is written back; the page and the ticket stay in your space.
Is Jira plus Confluence viable long-term for an ISMS?
At around a thousand people, teams report two strains: register integrity when issues overwrite each other, and keeping the SoA and dated evidence versions audit-ready by hand. Those two strains are Atlassian problems, and they stay yours to manage. What ISMS Copilot does is the framework layer next to them: drafting the SoA justifications, checking a policy against its control, and comparing the register rows against the SoA, all from excerpts you approve.
What about the risk register?
The register stays in the sheet, Jira or GRC platform you already use. Your AI reads the rows you ask about, ISMS Copilot drafts the treatment and justification language, and you paste it back yourself.
Keep your ISMS where it lives
Your AI reads the file, the specialist answers the framework question, you sign.