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Box is a cloud-based content management platform that provides storage and workflow collaboration services for enterprise customers. The firm was founded in 2005 as a file, sync, and share provider. Over time, it built out and acquired workflow and security tools to evolve the pure-play FSS business into a content management business. Most recently, Box has been pursuing an AI-powered, intelligent content management strategy that can allow for metadata extraction and workflow automation.www.box.com

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Sep 18, 2026

Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
23:27
But to their credit in more recent reporting, they found that Fable five point one, which got rid of the data retention requirements, had started to make up twenty-two point five percent of enterprise spend and was rising very quickly.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
23:37
But what about overall? On September tenth, Box's Aaron Levie wrote a long post on X about the issues that he was hearing about from executives across industries, including banking, media, information services, and insurance, when thinking about AI and agents in the enterprise.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
23:51
The big trends that Aaron heard about were cyber, model battles, agent security and identity, process re-engineering, architecture adjustment, evals, and the hurdle of legacy systems.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
24:02
On cyber and security, he wrote, "Everyone is nervous about the growing rate of vulnerabilities coming at them from AI and the implications of the OpenAI Hugging Face incident.
Aaron LevieGUEST
0:36
[upbeat music]
Pat GradyHOST
0:50
Today I'm excited to welcome Aaron Levie, founder and CEO of Box.
Pat GradyHOST
0:54
Box is building a collaboration platform and content management platform for the enterprise that has now taken on really new life with AI, and I'm excited to chat with you today about Box and AI, about your general thoughts on AI, because you are such a thought leader, and then about how founders can reinvent themselves for this AI wave.
Pat GradyHOST
1:10
So thanks for joining us.
Aaron LevieGUEST
1:11
Thanks for having me.
Aaron LevieGUEST
3:40
And you have like multiple layers of, of, you know, going and, and attacking that space.
Aaron LevieGUEST
3:43
But, uh, I think a huge update for, for the market and everybody's kind of views of it.
Pat GradyHOST
3:47
Box Labs, let's go.
Kevin JansHOST
4:58
There's the general tools that can be customized for proposals, like SharePoint is an example of you can customize SharePoint to make it do what you need to for a lot of proposal tasks.
Kevin JansHOST
5:09
We also use Box.com for us.
Kevin JansHOST
5:11
That's how we use a lot of the resource management of documents and spreadsheets and attachments and version control, all that kind of stuff.
Wendy FriemanGUEST
5:20
SharePoint's a great example of that.
speaker_0HOST
4:38
Which cloud storage platforms are supported? Google Drive and OneDrive are just the pair from the walkthrough.
speaker_0HOST
4:44
CloudHQ's cross-cloud folder sharing also supports Google shared drives, Microsoft SharePoint, Dropbox, Box, Egnite, and Amazon S3, and the purpose is the same across all of them.
speaker_0HOST
4:57
Share the work while each collaborator keeps using the cloud storage they prefer.
speaker_0HOST
5:01
When is cross-cloud sharing useful? Take client projects.
Edo SegalHOST
2:49
De vuelta con Amber para una nota más.
AmberCORRESPONDENT
2:51
OpenAI lanzó discretamente integraciones nativas de Dropbox, Box y SharePoint directamente en la biblioteca de ChatGPT, disponibles esta semana para usuarios de pago en ChatGPT y ChatGPT Work.
AmberCORRESPONDENT
3:04
Los documentos, hojas de cálculo y presentaciones de Google Drive ahora pueden abrirse y editarse dentro de ChatGPT en la web sin cambiar de pestaña.
AmberCORRESPONDENT
3:13
Una consolidación adicional del espacio donde los trabajadores del conocimiento realmente pasan su día.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
30:24
Does agentic shopping actually become a thing? Do people really like having a personal agent assistant to help them with daily things like booking travel? We're not really going to know until those things are available and broadly good enough that they actually do what they promise, and it feels like Meta is finally playing at the level where that promise might be real.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
30:41
Writes Box's Aaron Levie, "Personal assistant agents are going to be a very exciting AI category.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
30:46
It's the first time you can have high token volume agentic use cases that make sense for consumers.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
30:50
Lots of different approaches emerging right now, and it's going to be hyper-competitive because these agents will mediate a lot of consumer spend over time.
Rana el KalioubyHOST
34:17
... uh, moment in time.
Rana el KalioubyHOST
34:18
So what are your views on that? And we did have Aaron Levie, the CEO of Box, on the show, and he talked about how he had to, like, jump back into founder mode, and what's your experience been?
Wade FosterGUEST
34:29
Um, y- you know, it's interesting to hear that's, that was Aaron's response.
Wade FosterGUEST
34:33
I had another CEO friend say, "10 out of 10 fun and 10 out of 10 anxiety right now."
Paul RoetzerHOST
24:51
These models are alien intelligence unlike anything that came before them.
Paul RoetzerHOST
24:55
The question now, what can we do with them that was never possible before? Aaron Levie, CEO of Box, "We've been testing the model in early preview on our enterprise complex work eval at Box," meaning based on real work.
Paul RoetzerHOST
25:07
"It is now the best model we've ever tested on our expanded and hardest test set.
Paul RoetzerHOST
25:12
Overall, GPT-6-- GPT-6 Astra offers a breakthrough level of capability in coding, analytics, logic, and domain-specific knowledge for dealing with complex enterprise knowledge work.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:18
Arctic Wolf tracks the campaign as Prey0058, and says it captures credentials, MFA approvals, and authenticated session tokens.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:29
The attackers replay those sessions through local-looking residential proxies, steal data from SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange, and Box, and then demand payment.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:41
The campaign spans several US industries, but doesn't require endpoint malware or traditional lateral movement.
Gerald AugerHOST
26:53
All right.
Gerald AugerHOST
26:54
So threat actors are socially engineering executives to basically log into the executive's Microsoft 365 instance stuff, and then stealing their things, right? SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, whatever it is.
Gerald AugerHOST
27:09
They get in, log in as the executive, and download stuff.
Gerald AugerHOST
27:15
Uh, guys, here's the thing.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:22
The attackers guide targets to company-themed login pages that relay passwords and multi-factor approvals in real time.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:30
They then steal the authenticated session token, using residential proxies, the attackers open account pages, map SharePoint and connected applications, and collect data from SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange, Box, and other services.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:46
The activity has ended in data theft and extortion.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:52
Directors and vice presidents are frequent targets because their accounts often provide access to valuable business information.

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