Overview

Bubble.io is a no-code platform that enables users to build fully functional web applications without writing code. It provides a visual interface for designing, developing, and deploying applications, making it accessible to non-technical users. Security is a critical aspect of Bubble's offering, ensuring that applications built on the platform are protected against various threats.

Features and Capabilities

• Account Access Security: Bubble offers robust security measures for user accounts, including two-factor authentication (2FA) and Single Sign-On (SSO) capabilities.
• Privacy Rules: Allows developers to set specific conditions on who can search for, view, and modify data, ensuring sensitive information remains protected.
• Secure File Hosting: Ensures that all uploaded files are stored safely and can be protected with privacy rules to prevent unauthorized access.
• Workflow Conditions: Provides the ability to set particular criteria under which a certain action or workflow will operate, enhancing control over app behavior.
• User Authentication: Facilitates the verification of end-users' identities according to the most up-to-date security standards.
• Advanced DDoS Protection: Utilizes Cloudflare and an in-house DDoS protection system to monitor, track, and block attacks, ensuring application availability.
• HTTPS Encryption: Employs HTTPS encryption to ensure all data transmitted between users and Bubble's servers is secure.
• API Authentication: Assures that any external requests to applications are both authenticated and authorized, maintaining control over data access.
• Server Logs: Offers server logs to capture various interactions and activities within the platform, aiding in monitoring and troubleshooting.
• App Preview Security: By default, apps require a username and password to preview, adding an extra layer of security during development.
• Flusk Integration: Provides a security reporting and monitoring solution to enhance app safety, simplifying the task of identifying and addressing vulnerabilities.