Show Notes
In this episode, we sit down with Peter Lenzke and Christopher Brumm to unpack Global Secure Access (GSA)—Microsoft’s modern approach to secure connectivity. Is GSA just another name for Zero Trust networking? How does it fit into your existing infrastructure? And what does it look like in real-world deployments? With hands-on field experience and practical insights, Peter and Christopher break down what GSA really means for IT professionals and how to start using it effectively today.
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