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Office 365 Service Trust Portal

"To help with your assessment needs, we are announcing Office 365 Service Trust Portal (STP). STP is a service feature in Office 365 designed to provide deeper information on how Microsoft manages security, compliance and privacy." - for more information visit Office Blogs

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