Atos vs Deepwatch

About Deepwatch

Deepwatch provides AI-native MDR governed by experts, delivered through the Deepwatch Guardian MDR Platform.^[6]

Deepwatch says security teams are overwhelmed by alerts, manual investigations, and growing operational complexity, and that threats move quickly while teams struggle to respond fast enough to reduce impact. Deepwatch says it was built to help organizations move faster. Deepwatch says AI handles investigation, containment, and response at speed, while Deepwatch analysts stay involved to validate actions, guide response decisions, and continuously improve outcomes.^[7]

The Deepwatch Guardian MDR Platform combines the Deepwatch Detection Engine, threat intelligence, the Deepwatch NEXA AI agentic ecosystem, and expert oversight. Deepwatch says the platform helps organizations identify what matters, investigate faster, contain threats in real time, and respond with confidence. Deepwatch says the platform supports the security lifecycle from exposure management through detection, investigation, containment, and response. Deepwatch says NEXA helps focus a team on what matters most, correlating signal and business context. Deepwatch says alerts are enriched, investigated, and explained with the transparency analysts need to make confident decisions. Deepwatch provides visibility into detections, investigations, response actions, and analyst decisions.^[1][6][7]

Deepwatch says it works with a customer's existing security stack and does not require rip-and-replace. Deepwatch connects to existing SIEM, EDR, cloud, identity, and SaaS tools. Deepwatch threat hunters use intelligence, telemetry, and business context to uncover hidden activity. Active Response helps teams move through guided response actions, case collaboration, and expert support. Deepwatch experts include SOC analysts, threat hunters, detection engineers, security engineers, and incident response professionals. Deepwatch says these experts validate AI-driven insights, investigate complex threats, and align response actions with each customer's priorities and risk profile. Deepwatch says it provides 24/7/356 human, US-based coverage as an extension of a customer's security team.^[6][8]

Deepwatch names Managed Detection and Response, Vulnerability Management, and Endpoint Security among its products and services. Deepwatch says successful implementation of standard MDR services paves the way for specialized services such as active response, vulnerability management, and firewall support. For a large regional retail bank, Deepwatch provides managed detection and response and co-manages the firewall.^[8][9][10]

Deepwatch's case studies describe a large regional retail bank, a rehabilitation provider that operates hundreds of clinics nationally, and a county government office. The county government customer chose Deepwatch Managed Detection and Response for 24/7/365 coverage, and Deepwatch MDR services became an extension of that customer's SecOps team. Deepwatch says hundreds of organizations, including mid-sized enterprises, trust Deepwatch to protect their business.^[8][10][11]

Brian Dhatt is CEO of Deepwatch. Deepwatch says it complies with SOC2 Type II, PCI-DSS, and TRUSTe Enterprise Privacy and Data Governance. Deepwatch says it has been audited against and certified to the AICPA's SOC2 Type II standards every year since its inception. Deepwatch's Information Security Management System conforms to the requirements of ISO/IEC 27001:2022, and Deepwatch was first audited and certified against that standard in 2024. Deepwatch says single sign-on and multi-factor authentication are required for all accounts that access the Deepwatch Guardian MDR Platform. Deepwatch says customer data transmitted on its network is encrypted over Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2. All Deepwatch data is hosted in AWS unless the customer negotiates otherwise.^[6][9][11]