Adding your first integration
Add a security tool with its API key, switch it on, and watch your agent pick it up straight away.
In this video
- Adding AbuseIPDB with the API key you already have
- Why a new integration starts switched off
- Choosing which of its tools to switch on
- Tools that sign in with OAuth instead of a key
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Transcript
Okay, so in the last video we walked through how to set up Cyproxy with your agent of choice. I chose ChatGPT, but the same process applies for any. In this video, we're going to walk through
How to set up your first integration. So very straightforward. You can see I've got some integrations already set up but navigate to the integrations tab and then choose the integration
That you wish to add. In this case I'm going to add AbuseIPDB and what I need is my API key. So I'm going to copy that from AbuseIPDB which I have open in another window. I'm then going to paste in my API key and then click save. Now I'm going to deliberately leave it deactivated for a
Moment. It won't activate by default and I'm going to demonstrate why in just a second. So back to ChatGPT. So is AbuseIPDB enabled in Cyproxy? So I would expect this to come back and respond with it not being available. So it's checking our catalog of available integrations. And I'm just going to ask what do we have available.
And there we go. Okay, so let's turn on AbuseIPDB now. And there's only a couple of features I've got enabled here so bulk check and check IP. I'm going to go back to ChatGPT now that we've enabled it and hopefully now it will respond and tell us that AbuseIPDB is enabled. Now the same
Process applies for any integration you wish to add. The only exception to that is if a integration has a OAuth available. So for example VirusTotal has that capability. Can't say here because I'm already logged in but you would OAuth into that particular application. Simple as that.