Box MCP server support for Microsoft Foundry and Windows On-Device Registry

At Microsoft Ignite, Box announced that its MCP server is now a launch partner for Microsoft Foundry and Windows on-device registry, enhancing integration with Microsoft tools to provide a seamless AI experience for enterprises. This collaboration allows enterprises to securely integrate Box's content layer with Microsoft tools, unifying the AI ecosystem without needing complex, bespoke integrations. The Box MCP server acts as a secure bridge for AI agents, maintaining content governance through OAuth authentication and granular permissions. This integration enables developers to create sophisticated AI agents using Box content across the Microsoft platform, from Azure-hosted applications to GitHub's MCP registry, improving developer productivity and facilitating automated business workflows. The Box MCP server ensures that enterprise content remains secure while being accessible for AI-driven processes, allowing enterprises to leverage both advanced AI tools and robust content security across their operations.

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