Deepwatch
SIEM-agnostic managed security platform with dedicated Squad analyst teams
- Service
- MDR
- Response
- Investigate alerts
Best for
Enterprise and upper mid-market organizationsUsually replaces
The need to staff and run your own SOCCheck first
Premium enterprise pricing puts it out of reach for most SMBsCoverage
Covers
- Guardian MDR Platform with SIEM-agnostic BYOT architecture
- Dedicated Squad delivery model with named analysts
- NEXA Agentic AI for automated alert enrichment and investigation
Pros and limits
Works well
- SIEM-agnostic approach lets you keep your existing SIEM investment (Splunk, Sentinel, Google SecOps, Securonix)
- Named Squad team builds deep familiarity with your environment over time
- Strong Splunk expertise as the number-one volume MDR/MSSP Splunk partner
Watch out for
- Smaller analyst headcount compared to larger MSSP competitors
- No proprietary SIEM option — requires an existing or new third-party SIEM license
- Limited public pricing transparency; requires custom quote process
Pricing
- Billing model
- Custom, Tiered
- Minimum contract
- 12 months
- Proof of concept
- Available
- Onboarding
- 14-30 days
Custom scoping required; average annual contracts around $220K based on environment size and services selected
Connects with
- SIEM
- Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Google SecOps, Securonix
- EDR / Endpoint
- CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender
- Cloud
- AWS, Azure, GCP
- Other
- Okta, Ping Identity, Azure AD, AWS GuardDuty, AWS CloudTrail, Palo Alto Networks
Questions
How much does Deepwatch cost?
Deepwatch uses custom, quote-based pricing tailored to each organization's environment size, SIEM platform, and service scope. Based on market data, average annual contracts are approximately $220,000, though costs vary significantly. Contact Deepwatch directly for a scoped proposal.
Does Deepwatch require a specific SIEM platform?
No. Deepwatch's Guardian MDR Platform is SIEM-agnostic through its BYOT (Bring Your Own Technology) approach. It currently supports Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Google SecOps, and Securonix, allowing enterprises to keep their existing SIEM investment.
What is Deepwatch's Squad delivery model?
The Squad model assigns a dedicated, named team of security experts — including analysts, detection engineers, threat hunters, and a customer success manager — to each customer. This team develops deep familiarity with your environment and communicates directly via Slack, Zoom, and collaborative ticketing.