World Kinect drastically cut manual classification work with the AI-powered content security of Box Shield Pro

World Kinect, a global energy management company, has dramatically expanded its data volume and user base over the past decade, prompting the adoption of Box Shield Pro to enhance content security and collaboration. With the transition from manual to AI-powered content classification, World Kinect can now manage its vast 240 terabytes of data more efficiently, allowing its IT team to focus on strategic security initiatives rather than time-consuming manual classification. The introduction of AI classification helps address the shortcomings of traditional automation by understanding the context and purpose of content, turning security policies written in natural language into actionable classification rules. This shift towards intelligent content management not only reduces the risk of shadow vulnerabilities but also transforms AI into an auditable process, crucial for regulated industries, and enables the IT team to engage in high-value work. The experience highlights the importance of understanding data usage before implementing AI solutions, illustrating a broader shift in enterprise security from whether to automate content classification to how to do it effectively, combining human insight with AI scale.

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