CyberGuard360 Deep Diver

Overview

CyberGuard360 Deep Diver monitors protected domains for compromised credentials and session cookies, with client-facing alerts delivered through an MSP. It suits managed service providers that want branded exposure alerts alongside training and security tools. Its main appeal is that client-ready monitoring sits inside a broader MSP platform; access is restricted to MSP partners.

Key features

Deep Diver scans breach dumps and infostealer malware logs for stolen credentials and session cookies. A stolen cookie may let an attacker reuse an authenticated session and get around MFA, so cookie monitoring addresses a meaningful account-takeover route that password-only alerts can miss. CyberGuard360 says early detection can help stop an attack, though an alert is a chance to respond, not a guarantee that access will be blocked.

Findings can be sent to the provider or directly to its client under the provider’s brand. That is useful for MSPs who need to present monitoring as part of their client service, but offers little to a business that wants to buy and manage the product itself. User syncing from Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace supports phishing delivery to synced inboxes.

The wider platform adds self-paced security awareness and AI usage training, weekly security shorts, AI-written phishing simulations, policy and document management, security testing, and risk and compliance assessments. Users who click a phishing lure are enrolled in refresher training. Policies support NIST-based templates, bulk deployment and employee attestations; document controls include access restrictions and audit logs. Assessments map to frameworks including CMMC, CIS, HIPAA, FTC and PCI. These additions make Deep Diver more compelling for providers assembling several client security services than for buyers seeking monitoring alone.

CyberGuard360 describes Swift Owl, its private AI workspace, as ISO 27001 certified. That certification applies to Swift Owl; the company does not describe Deep Diver itself as certified.

Pricing

CyberGuard360 uses a freemium model, but its free Spark account does not include dark web monitoring. Spark costs nothing, billed Free forever, and provides five prospect scans per month, 1,000 Swift Owl AI credits per month, training, weekly shorts and auto-branded marketing templates. It can help an MSP try prospect scanning and training, but it is not a free monitoring tier.

Launchpad costs $79 a year, billed annually. It is aimed at MSPs under $650k in revenue and includes 25 end-user licenses, 25 dark web scans and an internal-use account for three users. AI phishing, risk assessments, compliance, penetration testing and vulnerability scanning are add-ons. Monitoring is an add-on too, so the entry paid tier’s scan allowance does not by itself include ongoing monitoring.

Essential costs $299 a year, billed annually. It includes unlimited client and user training, 50 dark web scans, two CRIS credits, an internal-use account for 10 users, a compliance bundle, dark web monitoring, risk assessment and PCI. Penetration testing and AI phishing remain add-ons. It is the clearest fit for MSPs that want monitoring bundled with training and compliance work.

Professional costs $399 a year, billed annually. It raises the scan allowance to 100 and includes 10 CRIS credits, an internal-use account for 10 users, monthly penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, and advanced and quick assessment credits. Testing and compliance for more clients and AI phishing are add-ons. The higher tier is better suited to providers with broader testing and assessment needs; buyers should account for add-ons when comparing the total cost.

There is no free trial. Spark’s five monthly prospect scans and Launchpad’s 25, Essential’s 50 and Professional’s 100 are scan quotas, not interchangeable with the separate question of whether ongoing monitoring is included.

Platforms

Deep Diver is a web product. The company lists phone support Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 ET, and says it replies to inquiries within one business day.

Who it's for

Deep Diver is for MSPs delivering security services to client organizations. Providers that want branded dark web alerts, cookie exposure monitoring and adjacent training or assessment tools have a strong reason to consider it. Businesses buying directly, or MSPs that require monitoring on a free account, should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Monitors both stolen credentials and session cookies in breach and infostealer sources, covering exposure that can enable account takeover and MFA bypass.
• White-labeled alerts can go to the MSP or its client, supporting a branded client service.
• Essential and Professional combine monitoring with training and broader security or compliance capabilities.

Cons

• Sales and service run exclusively through MSP partners, excluding direct buyers.
• Spark has no monitoring, and Launchpad charges extra for it, so the free and lowest-cost plans do not provide the central ongoing service on their own.
• Several useful capabilities remain add-ons, including AI phishing and, depending on tier, testing and assessments.

Alternatives

Dark Web Monitoring Services is the broader category directory for comparing monitoring options.

DARKX is a freemium alternative with a free plan and a web and API footprint; consider it if you want a separate monitoring product with a free tier.

Jsmon Dark Web Monitoring has a free one-time trial and web and API access; it may suit a buyer who wants to start with a trial rather than CyberGuard360’s free prospect scans.

PhishEye offers a free plan for monitoring one brand and a single typosquat scan; consider it when brand and typosquat monitoring is the need.

Dark Web ID is a paid alternative for readers comparing dark web monitoring services.

eMonitor offers web, desktop, self-hosted and API platforms, with a Starter plan at $3.90 a month billed annually; consider it when those platform options or its published entry price fit better.

RiskProfiler KnyX is another paid alternative for readers comparing security and risk tools.

Symbol Cyber Threat Surveillance is a paid alternative with daily searches of internet sources; consider it if that search approach fits your monitoring needs.

Allure Security Dark Web Monitoring is another paid option to compare.

Verdict

MSPs that want branded alerts for compromised credentials and session cookies, especially alongside training and assessment tools, should consider Deep Diver. Its strongest case is the combination of client-ready monitoring and a broader service platform. Direct buyers and providers unwilling to pay for a monitoring tier or add-on should choose another option.