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Box expands enterprise AI governance with new agent security featuresox
Box introduced security controls for AI agents that provide enterprises visibility and governance over agent activity with enterprise data. The new features include guardrails for Box-native and third-party agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini), prompt injection detection, and access policies based on agent classification.
Why it matters: Security teams managing enterprise content repositories must establish controls over AI agent interactions to prevent unauthorized data access, prompt injection attacks, and policy violations as adoption of AI agents accelerates.
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Box expands enterprise AI governance with new agent security featuresox
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Box expands enterprise AI governance with new agent security featuresox
Box has introduced security capabilities to manage artificial intelligence (AI) agents accessing enterprise content, including agent guardrails, third-party agent monitoring, prompt injection detection, and classification-based access controls. The features extend to both Box-native agents and third-party services including Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini. These tools aim to help organizations enforce governance policies across agentic workflows.
Why it matters: Enterprise security teams deploying AI agents in Box environments need these controls to prevent unauthorized access, prompt injection attacks, and data misuse by both internal and external agents.
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