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1919 - Secure and monitor Microsoft Traffic for on-site and remote employees.
2020 - Secure and monitor internet traffic for on-site and remote employees.
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22 −This Deployment Guide helps you to plan and deploy Microsoft Global Secure Access. See [Global Secure Access licensing overview](../global-secure-access/overview-what-is-global-secure-access.md#licensing-overview) for licensing information. While most of the services are generally available (GA), some parts of the service are in public preview. ​
22 +This Deployment Guide helps you to plan and deploy Microsoft Global Secure Access. See [Global Secure Access licensing overview](../global-secure-access/overview-what-is-global-secure-access.md#licensing-overview) for licensing information. While most of the services are generally available (GA), some parts of the service are in public preview. ​See [425 Show: Plan and Implement your Global Secure Access deployment](https://youtu.be/px6dd9ZJ7R0) for a video walk through detailing deployment planning and implementation recommendations.
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2424 ## Perform a Proof of Concept
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3535 - Deploy and test Microsoft Entra Private Access: One hour
3636 - Close PoC: 30 minutes
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38 +See [425 Show: Global Secure Access Proof of Concept Deep Dive](https://youtu.be/BKLvA0p_v1g) for a video walk-through detailing proof of concept procedures.
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3840 ## Initiate your Global Secure Access project
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4042 Project initiation is the first step in any successful project. At the start of project initiation, you decided to implement Microsoft Global Secure Access. Project success depends on you to understand requirements, define success criteria, and ensure appropriate communications. Be sure to manage expectations, outcomes, and responsibilities.
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279 +- [425 Show: Plan and Implement your Global Secure Access deployment](https://youtu.be/px6dd9ZJ7R0).
277280 - Learn how to accelerate your transition to a Zero Trust security model with [Microsoft Entra Suite and Microsoft's unified security operations platform](https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2024/07/11/simplified-zero-trust-security-with-the-microsoft-entra-suite-and-unified-security-operations-platform-now-generally-available/)
278281 - [Microsoft Global Secure Access deployment guide for Microsoft Traffic](gsa-deployment-guide-microsoft-traffic.md)
279282 - [Microsoft Global Secure Access Deployment Guide for Microsoft Entra Internet Access](gsa-deployment-guide-internet-access.md)
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281284 - [Simulate remote network connectivity using Azure Virtual Network Gateway - Global Secure Access](../global-secure-access/how-to-simulate-remote-network.md)
282285 - [Simulate remote network connectivity using Azure vWAN - Global Secure Access](../global-secure-access/how-to-create-remote-network-vwan.md)
283286 - [Introduction to Global Secure Access Proof of Concept Guidance](gsa-poc-guidance-intro.md)
287 +- [Video - 425 Show: Global Secure Access Proof of Concept Deep Dive](https://youtu.be/BKLvA0p_v1g)
284288 - [Global Secure Access Proof of Concept Guidance - Configure Microsoft Entra Private Access](gsa-poc-private-access.md)
285289 - [Global Secure Access Proof of Concept Guidance - Configure Microsoft Entra Internet Access](gsa-poc-internet-access.md)

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