Deepwatch

What is Deepwatch?

Deepwatch is a managed detection and response provider that combines an AI platform with human security experts for 24/7 monitoring and response. It is a service as much as software.

Key features of Deepwatch

• Managed detection and response: 24/7 expert-led detection and response.
• CTEM: continuous threat exposure management.
• Dark web monitoring: detects and responds to exposed data.
• Managed EDR and firewall: operates endpoint and firewall tooling.
• Guardian MDR Platform: the platform with Security Center and Active Response.
• NEXA: an agentic AI ecosystem, with a Dynamic Risk Scoring engine and patented Security Index.

How Deepwatch works

Deepwatch works with a customer's existing SIEM, EDR, cloud, identity and SaaS tools, with no rip-and-replace. Its AI triages alerts and its experts investigate and guide response, tracked in Security Center. The vendor lists 800+ telemetry sources as supported.

Who uses Deepwatch?

Logos include AARP, Fulton Bank, Informatica, Cinemark and Xactly. The vendor reports a 98% reduction in low and medium severity alerts and 10x improvement in detection.

Deepwatch pricing

Deepwatch does not publish pricing; services are quoted by the vendor.

Deepwatch integrations

Deepwatch offers MDR for Google SecOps, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Securonix and CrowdStrike Next Gen SIEM, and lists 800+ telemetry sources.

Deepwatch alternatives

HackerOne, Synack, Bugcrowd and YesWeHack run bug bounty and penetration testing programs rather than managed detection. AttackIQ is a breach and attack simulation platform. Deepwatch is closer to a 24/7 MDR service than any of them.