deepwatch built its MDR practice around cloud-native security operations and deep expertise in the Splunk and Microsoft Sentinel ecosystems. The pitch is straightforward: if your detection stack is already Splunk or Microsoft, deepwatch operates it well rather than asking you to migrate. Paired with comparatively transparent pricing, it's a strong fit for mid-market, cloud-first organizations that want a partner fluent in the platform they've already committed to.
deepwatch delivers managed detection and response with a cloud-first posture and platform fluency as its calling card. Rather than imposing a proprietary detection stack, it leans into the Splunk and Microsoft ecosystems many mid-market organizations have already invested in, operating those tools as a managed service. The relative transparency of its pricing is a deliberate counter to the opaque, custom-quote norm in MDR — useful when you're trying to budget and compare honestly.
If your detection stack is already Splunk or Microsoft Sentinel and you want a partner who operates it natively, deepwatch is built for you.
If MDR opacity has stalled your procurement, deepwatch's comparatively transparent pricing makes the cost conversation easier to run.
If you specifically want a transparency-led MDR independent of your SIEM choice, Expel's open-workflow model may suit better. Worth comparing.
If you're building around Rapid7 InsightIDR specifically, Rapid7's own InsightIDR-led MDR will align more tightly. Brief that instead.