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      <title>Integrating ServiceNow to Box With JWT</title>
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      <description>One of the many exciting features of the Madrid release is that inclusion of JWT (JSON Web Tokens) as a supported authentication type. Before this feature, I had been working with very limited success to help a Box user integrate with ServiceNow via JWT. JWT are non-trivial to construct and require access to cryptographic tools, so having them in the platform is a big step up.
I&amp;rsquo;m going to walk through the steps I took to get an integration working with Box.</description>
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