Microsoft 365 VPN split tunnelling
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_Figure 3: A VPN split tunnel solution with defined Microsoft 365 exceptions sent direct to the service. All other traffic is forced back into the corporate network regardless of destination._
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−From a security perspective, Microsoft has an array of security features which can be used to provide similar, or even enhanced security than that delivered by inline inspection by on premises security stacks. The Microsoft Security team's blog post [Alternative ways for security professionals and IT to achieve modern security controls in today's unique remote work scenarios](https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2020/03/26/alternative-security-professionals-it-achieve-modern-security-controls-todays-unique-remote-work-scenarios/) has a clear summary of features available and you'll find more detailed guidance within this article. You can also read about Microsoft's implementation of VPN split tunneling at [Running on VPN: How Microsoft is keeping its remote workforce connected](https://www.microsoft.com/itshowcase/blog/running-on-vpn-how-microsoft-is-keeping-its-remote-workforce-connected/?elevate-lv).
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+From a security perspective, Microsoft has an array of security features which can be used to provide similar, or even enhanced security than that delivered by inline inspection by on premises security stacks. The Microsoft Security team's blog post [Alternative ways for security professionals and IT to achieve modern security controls in today's unique remote work scenarios](https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2020/03/26/alternative-security-professionals-it-achieve-modern-security-controls-todays-unique-remote-work-scenarios/) has a clear summary of features available and you'll find more detailed guidance within this article. You can also read about Microsoft's implementation of VPN split tunneling at [Using a Zero Trust strategy to secure Microsoft’s network during remote work](https://www.microsoft.com/insidetrack/blog/using-a-zero-trust-strategy-to-secure-microsofts-network-during-remote-work).
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In many cases, this implementation can be achieved in a matter of hours, allowing rapid resolution to one of the most pressing problems facing organizations as they rapidly shift to full scale remote working. For VPN split tunnel implementation guidance, see [Implementing VPN split tunneling for Microsoft 365](microsoft-365-vpn-implement-split-tunnel.md).
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[Enhancing VPN performance at Microsoft: using Windows 10 VPN profiles to allow auto-on connections](https://www.microsoft.com/itshowcase/enhancing-remote-access-in-windows-10-with-an-automatic-vpn-profile)
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−[Running on VPN: How Microsoft is keeping its remote workforce connected](https://www.microsoft.com/itshowcase/blog/running-on-vpn-how-microsoft-is-keeping-its-remote-workforce-connected/?elevate-lv)
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+[Using a Zero Trust strategy to secure Microsoft’s network during remote work](https://www.microsoft.com/insidetrack/blog/using-a-zero-trust-strategy-to-secure-microsofts-network-during-remote-work)
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[Microsoft global network](/azure/networking/microsoft-global-network)
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