February 2019
Beginner
420 pages
10h 39m
English
By default, Jira runs with a standard, non-encrypted HTTP protocol. This is acceptable if you are running Jira in a secured environment, such as an internal network. However, if you plan to open up access to Jira over the internet, you will need to tighten up security by encrypting sensitive data, such as usernames and passwords that are being sent, by enabling HTTPS (HTTP over SSL).
For a standalone installation, you will need to perform the following tasks:
First, you need to get a digital certificate. This can be obtained from a certification authority, such as VeriSign (CA certificate), or a self-signed certificate ...
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