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Microsoft Trust Center Gets New Look and Content

Microsoft has announced a new design for the Trust Center website. The company also introduced new content such as organization-specific information and new site areas.

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has today updated the Microsoft Trust Center, overhauling the whole experience. In a blog post, the company says it has completely changed the design of the website (www.microsoft.com/trustcenter) and added new content. The expansion includes EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) guidance.

In the announcement, Microsoft reaffirms how important the Trust Center is to its Trusted Cloud initiative. The website is a reference point for the company's cloud trust resources. It has information on Microsoft's compliance with regulators both regionally and around the world.

This information is in-depth and points to Microsoft's security and privacy practices. Specifically, users can look at the Trust Center to see the company's policies on cloud security. Visiting the websites lets customers keep tabs on Microsoft products as diverse as Azure, , and Dynamics 365. Other services included are Power BI, Team Services, and Windows Server 2016.

Visiting the Trust Center will let you see how Microsoft keeps you and your data private. Users can see how the company adheres to laws to ensure privacy.

Trust Center changes

As well as overhauling the general look and feel of the website, Microsoft has also introduced the following new content:

  • “Access to protected content, including SOC and ISO 27001 audit reports, certifications, and product security assessments, integrated into the Trust Center pages through the Service Trust Platform, which is available to customers with an active or trial subscription to one of Microsoft's business cloud services.
  • A GDPR homepage that will serve as the company's main resource for customers on the road to GDPR , including guides to how some of our existing products and services, like Azure, Dynamics 365, and Office 365 can help you with the solutions you need to tackle each step of GDPR compliance.
  • Information and guidance specific to key organizational roles, including business managers, tenant admins or data security teams, risk assessment and privacy officers, and legal compliance teams.
  • New content areas, including resources for accessibility compliance, cybercrime, and industry-focused pages on finance, health, and media.”
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Luke Jones
Luke Jones
Luke has been writing about all things tech for more than five years. He is following Microsoft closely to bring you the latest news about Windows, Office, Azure, Skype, HoloLens and all the rest of their products.

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