Box Chooses Conjur’s Comprehensive Security Platform

WALTHAM, Mass. - Nov. 5, 2015 - PRLog -- Conjur, Inc (https://www.conjur.net/)., today announced that Box (https://www.box.com/) has selected its security orchestration platform to enable the company’s operations and regulatory teams to identify, authorize and audit a wide range of applications and infrastructure that Box uses to operate its service, as well as provide increased transparency and valuable reporting.

With more than 40 million users and 50,000 business customers globally, including 52 percent of the Fortune 500, Box, a secure enterprise content management and collaboration platform, makes it easier than ever to share and manage critical business information in the cloud. Box delivers both a world-class user experience and the advanced enterprise-grade security its customers expect.

“We are thrilled to have Box join our growing customer base,” said Elizabeth Lawler, CEO and Co-founder of Conjur. “Box is an ahead-of-the-curve, security-focused company, and we are looking forward to helping them identify, authorize and audit all of the crucial components of its infrastructure for years to come.”

Conjur is providing Box with the same proven security platform that it has implemented at enterprises such as Netflix, Cisco and PuppetLabs. Through a self-auditing, role based access control (RBAC) model for people, machines and code, Conjur is fully programmable, highly available across any cloud and easily integrates with modern IT tool chains.

About Conjur, Inc.
Conjur provides security orchestration software to manage, enforce and audit infrastructure applications with modern IT systems. The company provides best practice reference architectures and standards based open source tools so that security can become part of every software development activity and IT environment. Conjur is seed funded by Avalon Partners, Amplify Partners and Andy Palmer (Founder of Koa Labs). Visit: www.conjur.net and follow on Twitter @conjurinc (https://twitter.com/conjurinc).