Hi HenrikPiecha​ thank you so much for joining and for your question! 

It is a defense and depth approach. In Zero Trust, organizations should not rely on one solution to protect them. When the compliant device doesn't protect you, another system can help. With GSA we protect the network too, where other approaches protect only the device.

Hi jbd88​ thank you for joining and for submitting a question!  Using the workshop, you can verify if you implemented all the functionality on offer in the Microsoft Entra Suite. We know many customers only use some features and this workshop will enable organizations to do a deep assessment of their security posture and plan to improve their implementation. Visit aka.ms/entrasuite/workshop to read more.

Hi kocho_tomu​ Thank you for your question! The Zero Trust workshop looks at your entire security posture across multiple pillars and products, helping you build a roadmap for adopting Zero Trust principles. The Entra Suite workshop, on the other hand, is more Microsoft Entra Suite product-focused. It zeroes in on Microsoft Entra capabilities like Identity Governance, Verified ID, and network access controls, and shows you how to implement them in a way that supports Zero Trust. So, think of Zero Trust as the big-picture framework across multiple security pillars and Entra Suite as the hands-on portion specifically honing in on using Microsoft’s unified identity and network access tools.