Google Drive to Box: The recommended method is to download your documents out of Google and then upload them to Box. Deleting content now will shorten the relocation process and having it organized appropriately will aid in finding and sharing content out of Box. Please review the FAQ on What kind of files does Box Sync ignore.īefore beginning this process it may be beneficial to take some time and decide whether all the content you intend to move is needed and whether it is organized in a way you want to have it in the new location. There are many others and methods may vary depending on the initial cloud provider.

The three most common cloud providers we deal with are Google, OneDrive and DropBox. We encourage everyone at OSU to review the Security Office’s data classifications at http ://fa./infosec-manual/000-introduction/appendix-data-classification-data-element to ensure that we are compliant with the ways that we store and share our data. You are allowed to upload “Sensitive Information,” but you must not share that data with persons not authorized to access such information. It is prohibited to upload any “Protected Information” to Box, including but not limited to classified research data and research data with export control / ITAR limitations. Note: If you are using IE 9, 10, or 11 there is a 4GB upload size limit imposed by the browser. While your total data storage is unlimited, please note that the maximum size of any individual file is 15 GB. Box adds to the OSU universe of sharing and collaboration services, and our community may continue to use Google Drive, Microsoft’s OneDrive, and the on-campus storage solutions provided by IT departments across campus. We strongly encourage researchers to use this new service, since it provides unlimited, secure, cloud-based data storage that's accessible anytime, anywhere, from any device.

Box for Oregon State University is now available for the OSU community.

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