Box expands native inline security controls for data leak protection
Blog post from Box
Amid the shift to remote and hybrid work models, companies are increasingly focusing on securing content across various devices without hindering workflow, leading to advancements in Intelligent Content Management. Box has announced enhancements in Box Shield, featuring improved native security controls to help organizations identify sensitive content, prevent data leaks, and manage access with granular authentication options. These updates include auto-classification of content, expanded coverage for intellectual property, and support for Microsoft Information Protection encrypted labels. The integration of Smart Access policies offers a streamlined approach to data loss prevention, addressing the complexities of implementing DLP while maintaining productivity. The new watermarking process enhances security by using a vector-based method that allows text searchability and clickable links, further mitigating data leakage risks. Additionally, Box's focus on Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) as a multi-factor authentication measure strengthens access control. A study by Forrester Consulting revealed that Box’s solutions could lead to significant savings on security and compliance costs for organizations.
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