Your Jira tickets close. Do the vulnerabilities?
You already run remediation through Jira, so the work has a home and an owner. The gap is what a closed ticket proves. Someone deploys a patch, drags the card to Done, and the queue looks healthier — but nobody re-checked the asset, so the only evidence the fix held is that a human moved a card.
How Basirah works with Jira
Basirah sits upstream of your board. It pulls findings from every scanner you run, collapses the duplicates — the same CVE on the same asset reported by three tools becomes one work item — and opens a single Jira issue with the CVE, the affected asset, the FAIR-based dollar exposure, and a remediation brief already attached. Your engineers keep working in Jira; they just stop triaging the same vulnerability five times.
One issue per vulnerability, however many scanners flag it
When Qualys, Tenable, and a cloud scanner all flag the same CVE on the same host, Basirah dedupes them into a single Jira issue before it ever reaches your board. The noise that usually buries a sprint never lands.
Status flows both ways
Move an issue to Done and Basirah picks it up as a claim to be tested. Confirm the fix and it writes the verification result, the method, and the evidence link straight back onto the Jira issue — so the ticket and the truth stay in sync.
Priority your engineers can defend
Each issue carries why it's ranked where it is: exploit signals, EPSS and CVSS, asset exposure, FAIR loss, and SLA pressure. When someone asks why this CVE jumped the queue, the answer is on the ticket.
Proof the fix held
Here's the part that changes the meeting. When a Jira issue moves to Done, Basirah treats that as a claim and tests it — a re-scan of the source, an independent scanner, an API probe, or an attestation, depending on the asset. Pass, and the issue gets a verification stamp plus a signed evidence package with SHA-256 integrity hashes. Fail, and it reopens with the reason. "Closed" stops being a vibe and starts being a fact your auditor can check.
Common questions
Does Basirah replace Jira for vulnerability tracking?
No — it makes Jira honest. Your team keeps working in the board they know. Basirah handles dedupe, prioritization, and verification around it, and writes results back so the issue history tells the real story.
How does Basirah avoid flooding Jira with duplicate tickets?
Findings are correlated and deduplicated before an issue is created. The same vulnerability on the same asset, reported by multiple scanners, becomes one Jira issue with the sources listed on it — not one ticket per scanner.
What gets written back to a Jira issue when a fix is verified?
The verification result (pass or fail), the method used, the timestamp, and a link to the signed evidence package. If verification fails, the issue reopens with the failure reason attached.
Does this work with both Jira Cloud and Jira Data Center?
Yes. Basirah connects to Jira Cloud and self-managed Jira Data Center / Server. Setup specifics for each live in the integration guide.
See it run on your Jira setup
We'll wire the demo around the scanners and tickets you already use, then close the loop on a real finding.
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