Atlassian to Seek Rovo FedRAMP Approval by 2027
The company plans to submit its Rovo AI tool for FedRAMP Moderate authorization in Atlassian Government Cloud by June 2027.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Remote Work
Atlassian plans to submit Rovo for FedRAMP Moderate authorization in Atlassian Government Cloud by June 2027, according to the extraction. Rovo is not currently available to Atlassian Government organizations.
Why it matters
The timeline signals when federal agencies and government-focused organizations may gain access to Rovo through Atlassian Government Cloud. The company has also set later targets for higher federal security levels.
Atlassian Government Cloud received FedRAMP Moderate authorization in March 2025, and the company has moved its Impact Level 5 submission target forward by six months to July 2028. Whether the June 2027 Rovo submission will achieve authorization on schedule is not addressed in the extraction.
The players
Atlassian
Atlassian is an Australian-American software company known for collaboration and project management tools such as Jira and Confluence, and it operates Atlassian Government Cloud for public-sector customers.
The details
Atlassian Rovo is not currently available in Atlassian Government organizations. The company plans to submit it for FedRAMP Moderate authorization in Atlassian Government Cloud by June 2027, with separate targets set for an Impact Level 5 submission in July 2028 and a FedRAMP High submission in January 2029.
Timeline
March 2025: Atlassian Government Cloud received FedRAMP Moderate authorization.
June 2027: Target date for submitting Rovo for FedRAMP Moderate authorization.
July 2028: Target date for Impact Level 5 submission, moved forward by six months.
January 2029: Target date for FedRAMP High submission.
Big Picture
Atlassian's plan to bring Rovo under FedRAMP Moderate authorization follows the company's March 2025 FedRAMP Moderate authorization for Atlassian Government Cloud, extending that federal certification to its AI tool. The staged targets for Impact Level 5 and FedRAMP High reflect the tiered federal security framework that cloud vendors must progress through to serve sensitive government workloads.
Government agencies and contractors that rely on Atlassian tools will not be able to use Rovo until it receives FedRAMP Moderate authorization, which is targeted for June 2027 at the earliest. Organizations in the government sector should plan for Rovo's availability to follow the timeline of each authorization stage.
The takeaway
Organizations planning to adopt Atlassian's AI tools in federal settings should track the staged FedRAMP milestones rather than assume immediate availability. The sequence of Moderate, Impact Level 5, and High targets indicates authorization will expand in phases.
What happens next
Atlassian's stated target for submitting Rovo for FedRAMP Moderate authorization is June 2027, with the Impact Level 5 submission following in July 2028 and the FedRAMP High submission in January 2029.
Further reading
For more on how federal cloud security rules shape software tools used across distributed workforces, see Remote Work.
Source note: This article includes information reported by TokenPost.
