Microsoft Entra Verified ID Reviews

Microsoft Entra Verified ID emphasizes security and auditing features, notably with two-factor authentication via Microsoft Authenticator. MFA number matching enhances anti-phishing strategies by requiring users to verify numbers on their screens. Integration with on-premises Active Directory eases the transition to cloud-based log management, providing clarity on login activities and fraud detection. Users appreciate the ability to quickly respond to unauthorized access attempts, aided by seamless integration of authentication methods.

• "The authentication features of Microsoft Entra Verified ID are valuable. As an infrastructure professional, I appreciate the exceptional integration between on-premises Active Directory features and Entra ID."
• "The MFA number matching feature effectively prevents unauthorized access by phishing bad actors who might obtain email credentials. This feature requires users to verify a number on their screen, ensuring they only approve genuine requests."
• "The most valuable features of the solution are mainly in the areas of security and auditing."

Users suggest several areas of improvement for Microsoft Entra Verified ID. Two-factor authentication creates friction when signing in from different locations and is not user-friendly. There is a need for better biometric integration, especially in standard B2C multi-factor authentication flows. Enhancing device recognition and timings for MFA triggers would be beneficial. Some experiences report issues with MFA processes requiring additional logins. Additionally, the cost of Microsoft Entra Verified ID is a significant concern.

• "There are issues with the integration of Microsoft Entra Verified ID and MFA. Sometimes, the MFA process doesn't succeed, requiring users to sign out and log back in."
• "While Microsoft continues to improve the solution, integrating the ID with biometric features could be enhanced, especially in terms of standard B2C flows for multi-factor authentication. Improvements in remembering devices and the timing of MFA triggers could also be beneficial."
• "The tool's expensive nature is an area of concern where improvements are required."