Atlassian Corp. (NASDAQ: TEAM) said it will accelerate the submission of its Impact Level 5 (IL5) authorization request to July 2028, cutting the original timeline by six months, and will file for FedRAMP High authorization by January 2029.
The company is also developing an air-gapped cloud deployment for customers requiring full network isolation, including those operating at IL6 and above. Technical design discussions with U.S. government customers are currently underway, Atlassian said.
On the international front, Atlassian is partnering with European cloud service providers to build offerings that address data-sovereignty requirements in European markets.
The moves come as the company works to give public-sector customers migration paths onto Atlassian Cloud ahead of the March 28, 2029, end-of-life date for its Data Center products.
Jen Beatley, Atlassian's global head of public sector, said public sector is "a defining part of Atlassian's next chapter," adding that the company is pairing its product credibility with a dedicated organization built for the scale and sensitivity of government missions.
Atlassian reports serving more than 350,000 customers worldwide, including over 85% of Fortune 500 companies.
