This is spot-on. Improving the visibility into files that get flagged as malware by Box Shield would significantly improve both security and the end-user experience.
Currently, our users must navigate into a folder and open each individual file to see the malware warning banner. This isn't something they'd otherwise know to look for, and there is no clear visual indicator in the folder view identifying that any files have been flagged.
It is incredibly important for our use cases that our users are clearly informed when the number of downloaded files will differ from the number of files that was uploaded into the Box folder.
We would like to see clear malware indicators directly in the folder and All Files views, along with a notification when downloading a folder that explains why files were excluded from the download, and ideally, identifies the omitted files as well.
These enhancements would help users quickly identify potentially malicious content and reduce confusion over missing files, which in turn would allow Administrators to more effectively communicate and troubleshoot Box Shield–related issues.
Anonymous
This is spot-on. Improving the visibility into files that get flagged as malware by Box Shield would significantly improve both security and the end-user experience.
Currently, our users must navigate into a folder and open each individual file to see the malware warning banner. This isn't something they'd otherwise know to look for, and there is no clear visual indicator in the folder view identifying that any files have been flagged.
It is incredibly important for our use cases that our users are clearly informed when the number of downloaded files will differ from the number of files that was uploaded into the Box folder.
We would like to see clear malware indicators directly in the folder and All Files views, along with a notification when downloading a folder that explains why files were excluded from the download, and ideally, identifies the omitted files as well.
These enhancements would help users quickly identify potentially malicious content and reduce confusion over missing files, which in turn would allow Administrators to more effectively communicate and troubleshoot Box Shield–related issues.