Vanderbilt Box Storage

Box provides robust security for stored data. State-of-the-art technology and industry best practices are used for data encryption during transit of data to and from the Box cloud and while data is being stored within Box. However, due to federal, state, local laws and policies, Box should not be used to store, collect or share certain types of regulated and sensitive data.

A breakdown of permissions by data type is provided below:

Data Type	Permitted	Not-Permitted	Examples
Non-confidential or general business	●
De-identified human subject research	●		Data that does not include any information which could be used to identify the individuals involved in the research
Sensitive identifiable human subject research	●		Any individually identifiable research data containing sensitive information about mental health, genetics, alcohol & drug abuse, or illegal behaviors
Student educational records (FERPA)	●		Grades, student transcripts, degree information, disciplinary records and class schedule
Protected health information (ePHI-HIPAA)	●		Any unique identifying attribute, characteristic, code or combination that allows identification of an individual, and that is combined with medical or health information. Examples include, but not limited to, data of birth, date of death, email addresses, telephone numbers and device ID numbers
Social Security Numbers		●	123-45-6789
Gramm Leach Bliley (GLBA) student loans application information		●	Student loan information, payment history and student financial aid data
Payment card information (PCI)		●	Cardholder name, account number, expiration date, verification number, security code
Export controlled research (ITAR, EAR)		●	Data containing research on items such as chemical and biological agents, satellite communications, certain software or technical data, and work on formulas for explosives
FISMA data		●	Any government data that is regulated by the Federal Information Management and Security Act, including VA data, FDA data and Medicare data