Security and governance at the content layer for Samsung Semiconductor
Blog post from Box
As organizations increasingly deploy AI agents, securing unstructured data at the content layer becomes essential for safe enterprise transformation, exemplified by Samsung Semiconductor's use of Box AI to automate governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) operations. The company faced challenges with complex, manual processes, but by leveraging Box AI, it significantly reduced vendor assessment times from five days to four hours and centralized employee data management to ensure compliance with regulations such as the CCPA. Box AI's capabilities facilitated the automatic classification of sensitive information, application of retention policies, and improvement of security standards, enabling Samsung to focus on higher-value tasks and plan broader deployments, including automating onboarding workflows and analyzing tax documents. The content layer approach ensures that security is integrated directly into unstructured data, providing enterprises with the necessary controls to safely adopt AI technologies while maintaining data protection and compliance.
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