I work in a hospital where we purchased the tool for security purposes. Being a hospital, we did not purchase the product with an ROI angle in mind.

ROI is an interesting piece because, when you talk about security, the return on investment becomes a very intangible return. Security is a cost. It isn't something that's going to give you payback. But the intangible that we're seeing is a more productive workforce because we're not under cyber attack. We don't have to worry about how people respond to attacks or to have a team deal with them. And we no longer have data exfiltration and potential loss — be it reputational damage or financial loss — because of cyber exposure. 

Still, when you talk about a return on investment for this kind of product, that's very intangible. Can I say, "Yes, we're getting paid back for what we put into the product?" No, I can't say that. But what I can say is we are not losing because of not having the product.

The investment is somewhat high. However, it will provide security for all customer information.

The rate of ROI has increased from 40% to 60%.

There has been increased ROI (from 30% to 55%) since we deployed it.

Email security gives good ROI in terms of tools and the support of other cloud features. 

The ROI is always better than other alternatives.

Hopefully, we will be able to reduce or maintain costs that otherwise would go up. We should definitely be able to reduce the cost on support and management. It should also give us a more robust environment, which doesn't have a price associated with it.

The functionality that the tool presents with its characteristics and capabilities helped us a lot in our organization.

We've seen an ROI of over 80%.

ROI stands at 45% - currently up from 30%.

ROI has been positive since we deployed it and has highly improved from 15% to 35%.

Our ROI has increased from 30% to 60% this year.

Because of its features and abilities, it has saved us from a lot of possible breaches. That's always a plus.

We definitely see ROI from this product, and it grows and we have a greater dependency on east-west traffic.

Being able to keep the phishing campaigns out of my company has been ROI for me. 

Having information stolen by a hacker would be more expensive than purchasing a license.