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Atlassian ACP-520 Exam Questions
- Topic 1: Atlassian Organizations: This section of the exam measures skills of an Atlassian Organization Administrator and covers creating and managing Atlassian organizations, handling multiple sites and products, managing product access, handling access requests, and managing subscriptions and billing processes for cloud environments.
- Topic 2: Users and Groups: This section of the exam measures the skills of a Cloud Identity Manager and covers managing users and distinguishing between managed and unmanaged accounts. It includes creating managed accounts, administering groups, updating user access, and troubleshooting user and group changes across Jira and Confluence.
- Topic 3: Admin Roles: This section of the exam measures skills of an Atlassian Organization Administrator and covers distinguishing and assigning administrative roles. It focuses on understanding the responsibilities of org admins, product admins, project admins, and space admins, and the tasks associated with these roles.
- Topic 4: Advanced Features: This section of the exam measures skills of a Cloud Identity Manager and covers configuring advanced features like custom email addresses, release tracks, sandboxes, IP allowlisting, admin APIs, application tunnels, data residency, and understanding Atlassian Access integration for secure identity management and user provisioning.
Free Atlassian ACP-520 Exam Actual Questions
Note: Premium Questions for ACP-520 were last updated On Apr. 12, 2026 (see below)
Your company has a single Atlassian Cloud organization.
Atlassian Access discovered "shadow IT".
Which statement explains how this occurred?
Therefore, the statement that explains how Atlassian Access discovered shadow IT is that one of your managed accounts created a product in another Cloud organization.
Automatic product discovery in Atlassian Access
Atlassian Access: Enhanced Cloud Data Security & Governance
Verify a domain to manage accounts
A secure pathway needs to be configured between a self-managed Jira Software instance and several Atlassian Cloud products.
Identify one configuration step that must be done in a self-managed instance.
Adding an upstream port is one of the configuration steps that must be done in a self-managed instance to enable a secure pathway between a self-managed Jira Software instance and several Atlassian Cloud products. An upstream port is the port on your self-managed instance that receives traffic from the application tunnel. You need to configure the upstream port for each product that you want to connect to the tunnel.
Your Cloud organization has multiple products on multiple sites.
Currently, Edmund is a brand new user with no product access.
You selected Edmund from Directory > Users, clicked "Add products", and set the User product role from the Product roles dropdown for a single product on
a single site. For all other products, the Product roles dropdown was None.
Which is NOT a possible outcome for Edmund?
The only outcome that is not possible for Edmund is that he is granted org admin privileges. This is because org admin privileges are not related to product access or product roles, but to organization settings and management. To grant Edmund org admin privileges, you would need to go to Settings > Organization admins and add him there. The other outcomes are possible depending on the product access settings and the groups that Edmund belongs to.
Reference= [Give users access to products] and [Manage organization admins]
A secure pathway needs to be configured between a self-managed Jira Software instance and several Atlassian Cloud products.
Identify one configuration step that must be done in a self-managed instance.
Adding an upstream port is one of the configuration steps that must be done in a self-managed instance to enable a secure pathway between a self-managed Jira Software instance and several Atlassian Cloud products. An upstream port is the port on your self-managed instance that receives traffic from the application tunnel. You need to configure the upstream port for each product that you want to connect to the tunnel.
A secure pathway needs to be configured between a self-managed Jira Software instance and several Atlassian Cloud products.
Identify one configuration step that must be done in a self-managed instance.
Adding an upstream port is one of the configuration steps that must be done in a self-managed instance to enable a secure pathway between a self-managed Jira Software instance and several Atlassian Cloud products. An upstream port is the port on your self-managed instance that receives traffic from the application tunnel. You need to configure the upstream port for each product that you want to connect to the tunnel.
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