The requirement:
We have qualified a few issues across projects as secure issues which needs to be seen only by the assignee and reporter of the issue. The projects' Security Scheme has a level created called "Secure" so that issues that are moved to that level have only assignee and reporter access.
However, since this configuration can only be done by a System Administrator(s), it is open to errors or vulnerabilities if the sys admins inadvertently add any additional users to this level. The assignee and reporter of the issues marked "Secure" wouldn't possibly be aware of more users being able to access their secure issue.
1. Whats the best way to revert or disable any change to the "Secure" level by Sys Admins whose only users can be assignee and reporter?
2. How can assignee and reporter know who all can access their secure issue from the issue itself?
Thanks,
Ambica
Hi @Ambica Seshasayee - You might try changing the Permission Scheme to not give Sys Admins wholesale access to those Projects. Use Project Roles for the Browse Projects values to limit who can see the projects. If a Sys Admin needs access to the project, he/she should be placed in a project role by name and not as the Administrators group.
For number 2, if only the Assignee and Reporter can see the issue based on the security scheme, then they already know who has access.
That being said, we have created additional custom fields called Needs Access, Needs Access2, etc. The security scheme allows anyone in those fields to see the issue. But only people who can already see the issue can add people into those fields - you can't add yourself, for example.
I hope that helps!
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