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After creating the capacity on the Azure portal, I navigate to https://securitycopilot.microsoft.com to finish the setup, but encountered the following error.
I am already have the owner RBAC to the subscription it exists in so permission shouldn't be an issue.
Appreciate any help and/or advice, thank you in advance.
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Same error here. any ideas?
Ok, so the missing role is the Azure Security Administrator role and this was not active and kept getting these errors.
Hello @Anonymous , I'm getting the same error access while accessing Copilot for Security portal , it returns error 400. Where did you manage to activate this missing role "Azure Security Administrator" you are mentioning ? I checked in my tenant Entra ID Roles and administrators but I cannot find it. Nothing on Azure either and didn't find any source on internet talking about such role. FYI @Anonymous in case you find the solution to this problem from your end . Thanks
The Security Administrator role must be active. Once it is all works
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That would be great information to put into the error message, instead of "unhandle error code 400"
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Why is it acceptable that this service generates a meaningless and misspelled error code and we're all stuck figuring it out? I got stuck on this yesterday and had to leave off working on it, and overnight it ate $140 because I'm still learning how to set it up and haven't gotten to how to turn it off.
Hi @Anonymous , @Anonymous , I got the same error message "Service return unhandle error code:400" while trying to access https://securitycopilot.microsoft.com/ ; I found out that it's just because our Tenant Global Admin never configured it.
For that you have to provision in Azure a capacity in Security Compute Units (SCU) (to run Security Copilot workloads). When done the Global Admin will have to select the SCU has shown below