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How to integrate Probely with Jira Server?
How to integrate Probely with Jira Server?

Integrate Probely with your Jira server. Allow Probely to open issues on Jira once a vulnerability is found.

Tiago Mendo avatar
Written by Tiago Mendo
Updated over a week ago

By connecting Probely to your Jira Server, you can get the scan results synchronized with a Jira project of your choice. This synchronization can be done automatically or manually, finding by finding.
The synchronization is bi-directional, meaning that a finding reported by Probely is sent to Jira, and as soon as it is closed, it will trigger a retest. If the finding is fixed, the Jira issue is kept close. Otherwise, it is reopened. 

To connect Probely and your Jira Server, follow the instructions below. This should take you no more than 5 minutes.

1. Generate an RSA Public/Private Key Pair

Jira validates the identity of the Probely server by requiring the latter to use a certificate. You can use any RSA public/private key pair, so you can skip the generation if you want to use another pair.

When prompted for the certificate details, you can enter whatever you want, including using the default values by just pressing enter, except for the Common Name, where you have to enter something (anything will do).

openssl genrsa -out jira_privatekey.pem 2048

openssl req -newkey rsa:2048 -x509 -key jira_privatekey.pem -out jira_publickey.cer -days 1825

openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -nocrypt -in jira_privatekey.pem -out jira_privatekey.pcks8

openssl x509 -pubkey -noout -in jira_publickey.cer  > jira_publickey.pem

2. Create a New Jira Application Link 

  1. In Jira Server, at the top right corner, go to Gear Icon > Applications and then click on Application Links under Integrations. 

  2. Enter https://plus.probely.app/jira-server/ in the input field and then click Create new link.

    Ignore the warning "No response was received from the URL you entered" and click Continue. 

  3. On the next dialog, input the following: 

  • Application Name: Probely

  • Application Type: Generic Application

  • Service Provider Name: Probely

  • Consumer key: doesn't matter the value, but you'll need it later

  • Shared secret: probely

  • Request Token URL: https://plus.probely.app/jira-server/

  • Access Token URL:  https://plus.probely.app/jira-server/

  • Authorize URL:  https://plus.probely.app/jira-server/

    4. Click Continue. You should now see Probely on your Application Links.
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    5. Edit the Probely Application Link (pencil icon on the right) and fill the Incoming Authentication form as follows:

  • Consumer Key: Same key as in the previous form

  • Consumer Name: Probely

  • Public Key: Public key created in the beginning (in the jira_publickey.pem file)

  • Callback URL: https://plus.probely.app/jira-server/callback/

    6. Click Save

3. Connect Probely

  1. In your Probely account, go to the menu on the top right dropdown and click Settings

  2. Fill out the Jira Server form as follows:

  • Server URL: URL for your Jira Server instance  

  • Consumer Key: same as previous steps

  • Consumer Secret: private key created at the beginning (in the jira_privatekey.pem file)

  • Verify TLS: on (unless you know what you're doing)

   3. Click Authorize


   4. Click Allow to allow Probely to access your Jira Server

And it is done. Your Jira Server is now connected to your Probely account.
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The next step is configuring the Probely targets you want to synchronize. For each target you want to synchronize the findings, go to its Target Settings -> Integrations -> Jira Server and configure how they synchronize.


You can read more about the configuration here.

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