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Bug fixes just got a little easier; HackerOne introduces bi-directional JIRA integration

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HackerOne introduces bi-directional JIRA integration: updates to JIRA issues — status, resolution, priority, assignee — automatically post as internal comments on the matching HackerOne report, keeping security and engineering teams in sync.
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