An update on the Schrems II Data Transfer decision, Brexit & our continued commitment to safeguarding customer data

Following the invalidation of the Privacy Shield by the CJEU in the "Schrems II" case and the implications of Brexit, Box has detailed its ongoing commitment to data protection and privacy for its customers. Since July 2020, Box has adapted to new regulatory changes by implementing updated Standard Contract Clauses (SCCs) and maintaining its Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs) to facilitate lawful data transfers from the EEA and the UK. The company emphasizes its dedication to transparency, security, and compliance with various international standards, including ISO certifications and the GDPR, while continuing to offer a cloud-based content management platform that meets or exceeds industry standards. Box also outlines its rigorous security measures, including advanced encryption strategies, to protect customer data and describes its approach to handling law enforcement requests, prioritizing customer notification and compliance with legal frameworks. As regulatory landscapes evolve, Box reassures customers of its proactive measures to ensure best-in-class data protection and security.

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