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Box unveils Architect for agentic workflows and agent threat controls

Original title: Box pairs agentic workflow plans with new threat protections

Help Net Securityby Industry News ()5 min read
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Teams can describe a process in plain language, pick models per step, and keep content under existing Box permissions.

Box announced Box Architect, a product for designing, testing, and deploying agentic workflows on content already stored in Box. Users can connect Box Extract, Automate, Apps, Forms, and other tools, and choose models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA, IBM, and others. Box said new threat protections aimed at agent attacks such as bulk exfiltration and account takeover will complement agent security controls that are already available.

Unconfirmed: The announcement does not say when Architect or the new threat protections will ship.

Key facts
  • Architect is not described as generally available in the announcement.
  • Content stays in Box under existing permissions, classifications, and retention policies.
  • Agent security controls that limit what agents can access are already available.
  • Example workflows cover contracts, onboarding, permitting, claims, and HR packets.
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5 min read at helpnetsecurity.com

Box has announced new capabilities to transform how organizations put agents to work across their most critical business processes. Box unveiled Box Architect for autonomously building, managing, and optimizing agentic workflows, redefining how organizations deploy AI on their most critical processes.

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