Box Unveils New Controls to Secure AI Agents Operating Across Enterprise Content

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• Nomura Research Institute expects Box to provide administrative features needed to safely leverage AI agents, values Box's multi-vendor support for flexibly switching between AI models, and is confident Box's protective layer will keep critical content protected as AI use expands.

  60% confidence

• 90% of IT leaders identified security, regulatory, and trust concerns as the biggest barrier to granting AI agents access to enterprise content.

  60% confidence

• 83% of organizations are already experimenting with AI agents across their most critical tasks, and it's critical to create proper security controls so agents function effectively without accessing, modifying, or exposing content beyond their intended task; Box is creating a standard for deploying agents of any kind securely and at scale.

  60% confidence

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