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title: Global Secure Access remote network connectivity
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description: Learn how remote network connectivity in Global Secure Access allows users to connect to your corporate network from a remote location, such as a branch office.
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> The **Microsoft traffic** and **Internet Access** traffic forwarding profiles can be assigned to remote networks. The **Private Access** traffic forwarding profile requires the Global Secure Access client installed on end-user devices. For more information, see [Assign a traffic profile to a remote network](how-to-assign-traffic-profile-to-remote-network.md) and [Understand traffic forwarding profiles](concept-traffic-forwarding.md).
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Once traffic is acquired through a forwarding profile, you apply security policies to it using security profiles. The [baseline security profile](how-to-apply-security-policies-remote-network.md) enforces policies at the tenant level for all traffic routed through Global Secure Access, including remote network traffic. User-aware security profiles linked to Conditional Access policies require the Global Secure Access client.
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## Why remote network connectivity is important for you?
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Maintaining security of a corporate network is increasingly difficult in a world of remote work and distributed teams. Security Service Edge (SSE) promises a world of security where customers can access their corporate resources from anywhere in the world without needing to back haul their traffic to headquarters.
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