Role-based access, single sign-on, your own storage and region, a year of history, and exportable audit logs. Your vendors keep the platform running; you own the recovery. Resilience starts there.
An agent holds broad write access across Jira, Confluence and GitHub, and can delete or change all three before anyone notices.
Teams only let agents touch what they can afford to lose. Once you can undo it, you can widen the access.
Policies say what an agent should do. When something breaks, teams roll back to a known-good state and keep working.
Keep backups in Rewind's own AWS storage, or bring your own. Choose the storage region for Atlassian and DevOps integrations, and set a retention window that matches your policy.
Four roles, from Owner to Read-only, each with least-privilege access. SAML single sign-on and enforced two-factor authentication (2FA). Governed in one place across every integration.
Choose a day, then choose a scope: one work item, one page, a space, or a whole site. Restored data lands in your live instance, and on Jira the good data around them stays in place.
Exportable event and audit logs with API access, feeding your SIEM or ITSM. Usage and trend reporting. Vault Search finds a record across every backup you hold.
Four roles: Owner, Admin, Integration Admin, and Read-only, each with least-privilege access. SAML single sign-on (SSO) and enforced two-factor authentication (2FA). Access is governed in one place across every integration on the account.
A SOC 2 Type II report, a SOC 3 report, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, and CSA STAR Level 1. GDPR, CCPA and CPRA, PIPEDA, and DORA are supported, and a BAA is available for HIPAA. Every report sits in the Trust Center.
Backup data is stored in Rewind’s own AWS storage by default, or you can bring your own storage instead. For Atlassian and DevOps integrations, you choose the region yourself: US, Canada, UK, Germany, Switzerland, or Australia.
A year of backup history by default, and the retention window is configurable beyond that. Every platform Rewind protects is backed up once a day, and you can run a manual backup yourself whenever you need one.