Enable identity-aware secure access to internet, SaaS, Microsoft services, and private applications using Microsoft Entra Internet Access, Microsoft Entra Private Access, Conditional Access, and Zero Trust principles.
Modern users work from anywhere, using cloud applications, SaaS platforms, private applications, and hybrid infrastructure. Traditional network security models based mainly on VPNs and perimeter controls are no longer enough for modern access requirements.
Microsoft Global Secure Access brings together Microsoft Entra Internet Access and Microsoft Entra Private Access as Microsoft’s Security Service Edge solution, using identity, device, risk, compliance, and Conditional Access context to secure access from anywhere.
Apply access decisions based on user identity, device compliance, location, risk, and Conditional Access policies.
Reduce dependency on traditional VPN access by enabling Zero Trust Network Access for private applications and internal resources.
Protect user access to internet and SaaS applications using Microsoft’s cloud-delivered identity-aware secure web gateway capabilities.
Traditional VPN access often gives broad network reach, increases operational complexity, and does not provide granular per-app access control.
Users access resources from different locations, devices, and networks, requiring consistent security policy enforcement everywhere.
Uncontrolled internet and SaaS access can introduce phishing, data leakage, shadow IT, risky applications, and unmanaged user activity.
We help organizations design and deploy Microsoft Security Service Edge capabilities to protect internet traffic, Microsoft service access, SaaS usage, and private application access through a Zero Trust operating model.
Design secure internet and SaaS access using traffic forwarding profiles, web content filtering, Conditional Access integration, and network traffic visibility.
Enable secure access to private applications, internal resources, ports, protocols, and FQDNs without exposing broad network access.
Improve access to Microsoft services using direct connectivity, compliant network checks, source IP restoration, and tenant restriction controls.
Align access decisions with Entra ID Conditional Access, device compliance, user risk, sign-in risk, location, and session controls.
Extend SaaS visibility, app governance, session control, OAuth app review, and cloud app risk management through Microsoft CASB capabilities.
Apply least privilege, verify explicitly, and assume breach principles across internet, SaaS, Microsoft services, and private app access.
Review current VPN usage, internet egress, SaaS access, Microsoft service access, private applications, identity policies, device compliance, and access risks.
Define traffic profiles, client deployment model, remote network requirements, private app access model, Conditional Access policies, and governance approach.
Validate Global Secure Access client deployment, Microsoft traffic profile, selected internet controls, private application access, and user experience with pilot groups.
Roll out traffic forwarding profiles, private access connectors, Conditional Access integration, web filtering, session controls, and logging configuration.
Tune access policies, reduce false positives, optimize application access, improve user experience, and refine monitoring dashboards and logs.
Expand coverage to additional users, applications, locations, remote networks, SaaS platforms, and advanced Zero Trust use cases.
Protect user internet access with identity-aware policy enforcement, unsafe content blocking, web category filtering, FQDN controls, and traffic visibility.
Provide granular private application access without relying on broad network-level VPN access.
Apply Conditional Access controls to internet destinations and private resources, including context such as user, device, risk, and location.
Reduce the risk of data exfiltration to unauthorized tenants or personal accounts when accessing Microsoft services.
Use traffic logs and dashboards to understand user activity, network destinations, devices, endpoints, and policy enforcement results.
Modernize access to internal applications using per-app access, application segmentation, and Conditional Access integration.
Move from broad VPN access to identity-centric private application access for selected internal applications and resources.
Provide consistent protection for users working from offices, home, branches, and unmanaged networks.
Enforce web filtering, risky destination blocking, SaaS access policies, and internet activity visibility.
Improve security and resilience for Microsoft service access using compliant network checks, tenant restrictions, and source IP restoration.
Improve visibility into cloud app usage, OAuth applications, risky SaaS platforms, and unmanaged access paths.
Align network access with identity security, device posture, Conditional Access, session control, and continuous monitoring.
Review current VPN, internet access, identity controls, device posture, SaaS usage, private applications, and access risks.
Document the proposed Microsoft SSE architecture, traffic forwarding model, private access design, Conditional Access alignment, and monitoring approach.
Define Microsoft traffic, internet traffic, and private access profiles with rollout priorities and policy requirements.
Support Conditional Access, web filtering, session control, tenant restrictions, compliant network checks, and private app access policies.
Create a phased rollout plan covering pilot users, departments, endpoints, branch locations, applications, and operational validation.
Provide admin guidance, monitoring recommendations, troubleshooting steps, policy ownership, and continuous improvement actions.
Microsoft Security Service Edge deployment helps organizations modernize access security by combining identity, device posture, Conditional Access, internet protection, private application access, and cloud app visibility into a Zero Trust access model.