Secrets for Confluence (Password-Protected Content)
Store password-protected encrypted secrets inside Confluence pages.
ApportunityProtects sections of Confluence pages with browser-encrypted, password-gated panels.

Adds password-protected panels to Confluence pages. Content is encrypted in the browser before it is sent, and Confluence stores ciphertext rather than the password or encryption key. Each panel can use a separate password, with a one-time recovery code for forgotten passwords. Panels support rich text, in-place editing, and automatic saving.
Adds a password-protected section to any Confluence page that only people with the password can read.
Encrypts content in the browser with AES-256 before anything is sent.
Provides a one-time recovery code for recovering access after a password is forgotten.
Supports headings, bold, italic text, lists, and links in the protected panel.
Saves panel content automatically as it is typed.
Protected Content for Confluence was updated in Aug 2026, compared with May 2026 for Secrets for Confluence (Password-Protected Content). Encrypted Content for Confluence and Credential Vault for Confluence are also freemium cloud listings, updated in Apr 2026 and Jun 2026 respectively.
| Name | Pricing | Deployment | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| this plugin | Freemium | Cloud | |
| Secrets for Confluence (Password-Protected Content) | Freemium | Cloud | |
| Encrypted Content for Confluence | Freemium | Cloud | |
| Credential Vault for Confluence | Freemium | Cloud |
97 plugins in Confluence · Security and compliance
Price distribution: 26 free, 22 freemium, 49 paid
Store password-protected encrypted secrets inside Confluence pages.
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Firnity«Runs entirely on Atlassian Forge. There are no external servers and no third party to trust — your content stays within Atlassian's infrastructure. HOW THE ENCRYPTION WORKS A random AES-256-GCM key encrypts your content in the browser, via the Web Crypto API, before anything is sent That key is sealed under your …»