匿名アクセスを防ぐ
An anonymous user is anyone who isn’t logged in to your Confluence instance or Jira app. This could be anyone on the internet, a member of your organization who isn't a licensed user, or someone who is a licensed user but they aren’t logged in.
This is sometimes known as public access in Confluence and Jira.
Understanding the anonymous access control
The anonymous access control lets you choose whether to prevent people who are not logged in from viewing pages and work items. What is a data security policy?
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How do I use this control?
You can choose to prevent or allow anonymous access for your organization. You can also customize your control with overrides if you wish to be more specific. Apply a default configuration to a policy control
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The information on this page describes what your users will experience when you apply a control to your organization. If you add overrides, make sure you test the results to maintain the level of security you require. Configure an override for a control
When the anonymous access control is set to Blocked:
Users must be logged in to see work items covered by this control. They can’t view work items in filters, boards, search, or other places work items appear in Jira.
Users must be logged in and be granted relevant permissions to see pages covered by this control. They can’t view pages on the dashboard, search, macros or other places where pages appear in Confluence. See Anonymous access in Confluence below for more information.
Users will not be able to view the children of classified pages if the control prevents viewing classified content.
If a user attempts to access a page or work item covered by this control through a direct URL, they’ll see a prompt to log in.
If a user attempts to access a page or work item covered by this control through the REST API, the page or work item won’t be returned.
When the anonymous access control is set to Allowed:
Permission schemes control whether users must be logged in to see work item covered by this policy.
Global and space permissions control whether users must be logged in to see pages covered by this policy.
Confluence の匿名アクセス
Enabling anonymous access in Confluence allows individuals who aren't logged in to view content on your instance. This feature lets you share information with users who don't have licensed access, enabling them to view and collaborate on content without affecting your license count.
Some organizations use the data security policy’s default configuration to disable anonymous access and use overrides to enable anonymous access for specific apps, spaces or classified content. This approach provides a way to allow any licensed user to view those particular apps, spaces or content.
If you update this control, make sure you check the anonymous access settings for each of your apps and spaces to ensure they’re configured to match your organization’s needs.
Override | 説明 |
|---|---|
Atlassian アプリ | An override that blocks Atlassian app anonymous access, while anonymous access is enabled for individual spaces: the spaces remain accessible to licensed users who don’t have explicit permissions to view. |
スペース
| An override that blocks space object coverage, while anonymous access is enabled at app level: the spaces are not accessible to logged-in users who don’t have explicit permissions to view. |
分類 | An override that blocks classifications coverage, while anonymous access is enabled at space level: the classified spaces, classified pages, and children of classified pages are not accessible to logged-in users who don’t have explicit permissions to view. |
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