Trello Secures FedRAMP Tailored Authorization, Opening Doors for U.S. Government Modernization

SAN FRANCISCO - Atlassian Corporation Plc (NASDAQ: TEAM) has reached a significant milestone with Trello Enterprise earning Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) Tailored Authorization. This certification represents a major step forward for the widely-used work management platform, particularly for U.S. federal agencies seeking reliable cloud-based solutions that meet rigorous security protocols.

What FedRAMP Authorization Means

The FedRAMP process, overseen by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), ensures that cloud products undergo comprehensive security assessments and risk evaluations. Organizations working with the federal government can now confidently deploy Trello knowing it satisfies these stringent compliance requirements. This validation is particularly important as government agencies continue modernizing their digital infrastructure and moving away from legacy systems.

Trello’s Growing Role in Enterprise Collaboration

With over 50 million registered users worldwide, Trello has become a go-to platform for teams managing complex workflows. Government organizations have already embraced the tool to streamline project tracking, reduce meeting overhead, and break down organizational silos. The GSA itself uses Trello to coordinate the numerous initiatives happening simultaneously across the agency, demonstrating practical adoption at scale within the federal sector.

Trello enables teams to maintain transparency across projects, clarify responsibilities, and track progress in real time. For government agencies managing critical programs and citizen-facing services, these capabilities translate directly into improved operational efficiency and better outcomes.

Atlassian’s Broader Government Strategy

“U.S. government agencies have long relied on Atlassian products to accelerate their digital initiatives,” said Anu Bharadwaj, Head of Platform and Enterprise Cloud at Atlassian. “We’ve helped U.S. agencies embrace agile development, improve teamwork and collaboration, and accelerated many of the most critical technology programs required to serve U.S. citizens. As the U.S. government continues to modernize its digital work infrastructure, Atlassian will continue investing to ensure that our cloud products meet FedRAMP’s strict security and risk compliance standards.”

The Trello FedRAMP achievement is just the beginning. Atlassian is actively pursuing FedRAMP authorization for its Jira Software and Confluence cloud offerings, signaling its commitment to providing a comprehensive suite of compliant tools for government customers.

Enterprise Scale and Trust

Atlassian serves more than 174,000 organizations globally, from Fortune 500 companies including General Motors, Walmart Labs, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Lyft, Verizon, and Spotify, to government agencies and NASA. This diverse customer base relies on Atlassian’s portfolio—including Jira Software, Confluence, Trello, Bitbucket, Opsgenie, Jira Service Desk, and Jira Align—to coordinate complex projects and maintain team alignment across departments.

The FedRAMP certification for Trello reinforces Atlassian’s position as a trusted provider for mission-critical work management, whether in the private sector or across federal operations.