Understanding the Requirements

• Create a Bubble application.
• Set up Microsoft Copilot for Security by Azure services.
• Establish a secure communication channel between Bubble and Azure services.

Setting Up Bubble Application

1. Go to Bubble.io and sign up or log into your account.
2. Create a new application by clicking on "New App". Provide the necessary details and configure it as per your requirements.
3. Once your application is created, navigate to the "Plugins" tab in the Bubble Editor.
4. Search for and install the "API Connector" plugin.

Setting Up Microsoft Copilot for Security by Azure

1. Log in to your Azure portal (https://portal.azure.com).
2. Navigate to the Azure Security Center and enable Microsoft Copilot for Security if it’s not already active.
3. Create an API key that will be used to connect your Bubble application to Azure. Store this key securely as you will need it in subsequent steps.

Configuring Bubble API Connector

1. In the Bubble Editor, go to the "Plugins" tab and click on the API Connector plugin you installed earlier.
2. Click on "Add another API" and name it appropriately, such as "AzureCopilotAPI".
3. Click on "Add a call". You will be prompted to configure the API call that Bubble will use to communicate with Microsoft Copilot for Security.
4. Provide the necessary details for the API call:
   • Set "Name" field appropriately, e.g., "getSecurityData".
   • Set the "Use as" dropdown as “Data”.
   • For "Method" select the appropriate HTTP method (usually GET or POST).
   • In "URL", provide the endpoint URL from Microsoft Copilot for Security API documentation.
5. In the Authentication section, choose "HTTP Basic Auth" or "OAuth2" based on the API's requirements. For the API key method, you would select "Private Key in URL" or "Private Key in Header" and add the API key you generated in Azure.
6. Add the parameters required by the copilot for the request headers. Typically, you will include:
   • Authorization: Bearer <Your_API_Key>
   • Content-Type: application/json

{
  "url_params": {
    "query": "<query_string>",
    "limit": 10
  }
}

7. Click on "Initialize Call" to test the API call and ensure it’s working.

Creating Workflows in Bubble

1. Navigate to the "Design" tab where you can add input elements (e.g., inputs, buttons) to your Bubble application that will trigger the API call.
2. In your workflow editor, create a new workflow that gets triggered by these input elements.
3. In the "Actions" section of the workflow, choose “Plugins” and select the API call you configured, e.g., "AzureCopilotAPI - getSecurityData".
4. Map any required fields from your Bubble elements to the API call parameters, so the inputs are appropriately sent to the Azure endpoint.

Fetching and Displaying Data

1. Once the API call is successful and data is fetched, you need to display this data in your Bubble application.
2. Drag and drop text elements or any other suitable display elements in the design tab.
3. Bind these elements to the data fetched from the API call by using dynamic expressions like “Current Workflow Result's field”.
4. Test your application thoroughly to make sure the data from Microsoft Copilot for Security is being displayed correctly and securely.

Securing Your Bubble Application

1. Ensure that all sensitive data and keys are securely managed. Avoid exposing them in URL parameters or client-side code.
2. Use Bubble’s privacy settings to control access to different data types and user roles.
3. Regularly update your API keys and review your application’s security settings to conform to best practices.