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- Check6 days agoNo Change Detected
- Check13 days agoChange DetectedAdded a new 'Customer Regulatory Notices' item to the Trust Center navigation, and removed the 'View more' and 'DPA FAQs' entries. This reflects a restructuring of access to regulatory and DPA-related information on the page.SummaryDifference0.2%

- Check20 days agoChange DetectedThe Adobe Campaign Classic Vulnerability notice was removed from the Trust Center Updates page. This change alters the visibility of a security advisory to customers.SummaryDifference0.2%

- Check27 days agoChange DetectedNew vulnerability notices and security/privacy sections were added to the Trust Center, including Adobe Campaign Classic and SonicWall vulnerability updates, and a Sub-Processors section was introduced; several outdated or vendor-specific entries were removed. The changes reflect updates to how security and data processing are communicated to customers.SummaryDifference9%

- Check34 days agoChange DetectedThe Trust Center now includes expanded data protection documentation, DPA and subprocessor disclosures, and new privacy/security sections, while older subprocessor overviews are removed or consolidated. A new vulnerability update related to FMC is also added.SummaryDifference14%

- Check41 days agoChange DetectedAdded a new Trust Center update outlining Mimecast's AI Vulnerability Intelligence & Attack Surface Management program, including safeguards and SSDLC alignment, dated July 22, 2026. Removed the older MongoBleed vulnerability update (January 12, 2026).SummaryDifference0.6%

- Check63 days agoChange DetectedENS has been added as a new sub-processor under the Data Processing Details. This expands Mimecast's disclosed third-party providers.SummaryDifference0.1%

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