Organizations can experience several benefits from implementing Microsoft Entra, including a reduction in legacy infrastructure costs by approximately $2.1 million, a 50% increase in identity and access management team efficiency, and a 75% reduction in password reset requests due to self-service capabilities. Additionally, the time to receive access to resources can be shortened by 90%, leading to improved development velocity and overall productivity.

Microsoft Entra strengthens security by securing all applications and identities with Azure Active Directory, which improves visibility and implements more granular risk-based policies. This approach reduces the likelihood of security breaches by 20% and protects against threats such as phishing and credential stuffing, thereby addressing common vulnerabilities associated with weak credentials.

The costs for a composite organization using Microsoft Entra include approximately $2 million in Microsoft license fees and $1.5 million in internal effort costs related to the initial rollout, app integration, and ongoing management. Overall, the financial analysis indicates that organizations can expect benefits totaling around $12.14 million over three years, resulting in a net present value of $8.57 million and an ROI of 240%.