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Box is a company that uses cloud technology to help other organizations streamline collaboration, content management, file transfer/storage, and security compliance, allowing clients to do more with less. Multiple industries, and 68% of Fortune 500 companies rely on Box to help them work more efficiently.
Step 1: Go to your Box account. Then go to the admin console and "Governance."
Step 2: Select “Retention.” Click “Create Retention Policy.”
Step 3: Specify retention details, which include things like “Policy Name,” “Policy Description,” “Retention Type,” the data the retention policy affects, and the time period of the policy, etc. Hit "Next."
Step 4: If the policy is to affect specific folders or specific metadata, choose “Select Folders” or “Select Metadata,” respectively. Select the folders or metadata you want to protect with the retention policy.
Step 5: Review the retention policy. In the warning box, fill the necessary check boxes and select “Start Policy.” This will finally apply the retention policy.
Step 1: To start a Legal Hold, enter your Box account, go to the admin console, go to the “Governance” section, then select “Legal Holds.”
Step 2: Hit “Create” to start the legal hold process.
Step 1: You must enter a “Legal Hold Name,” but a “Description” is not necessary.
Step 2: Select the “Users (Custodians)” button.
Step 3: Choose a date range for how long the files should be retained.
Step 4: Select “Next” after finalizing these details.
Step 5: Select “Add Custodians.” It is time to select who will be involved in the files.
Step 6: Go to the “Users” box, then type the names of all the people you want as custodians. Click the “Add” button to make them custodians.
Step 7: Hit the “Next” button and review the legal hold details.
Step 8: To officially apply the legal hold, press “Start Policy.”
Step 1: Enter the name for the legal hold, as well as a description, just like with the custodian legal hold.
Step 2: Click the “Policy Criteria” button, then the “Folders” option in the drop down.
Step 3: Select “Next” in the top right.
Step 4: Then hit the “Select Folders” option.
Step 5: Using the “Select Folders” box, find the folder you want with the search bar. You can also filter for the file by user.
Step 6: Once the system gives you the search results, select the folders you want to be under the legal hold.
Step 7: Review the legal hold and select “Next.”
Step 8: Turn on legal hold by clicking on “Start Policy.”
Step 1: Login to your Box account and select the file/folder you want to download. You will know it’s selected when the box is highlighted.
Step 2: Click the “Download” icon in the upper right. You should find the downloaded file/folder in your "Downloads" folder.
Step 1: First, login to your Box account and download the files you want from Box to your device. Right click on a file and select “Download” from the pop-up menu.
Step 2: Enter your Google Drive account and press the “New” button in the “My Drive” section.
Step 3: Click the “File upload" button to select and upload your downloaded file(s) to your Google Drive.
Step 1: Login to your Box account and download your desired Box files onto your device. Do this by right clicking on the file/folder you want to backup, then select the “Download” option from the pop-up menu.
Step 2: Enter your Dropbox account and click the “Upload” button on the homepage. Select whether you want to upload a file or folder.
Step 3: Select what folder you want to upload the data to, then hit the “Upload” button at the bottom of the box.
SysCloud's backup solution for Box offers automated, secure cloud backups for your entire Box data. With SysCloud, administrators can:
Box allows two-factor authentication for accounts, while it applies 256-bit AES encryption to stored data and TLS/SSL encryption for transferring files, making Box relatively secure. You can protect files, when sharing them through links to others, by requiring passwords. But users’ information is not very private: the company collects your information, both what you provide and what it gets while you use Box services.
Yes, but you only have fourteen days to recover the data and recovery is not guaranteed. Learn more
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