CyberGuard360 Deep Diver

Overview

CyberGuard360 Deep Diver is an MSP-oriented service for monitoring protected domains for exposed credentials and session cookies. It suits providers that want branded client alerts alongside broader security and compliance tools. Its focus is specific and useful, but the MSP-only model rules it out for businesses seeking a direct service.

Key features

Deep Diver looks for compromised credentials and session cookies in breach dumps and infostealer logs. A stolen cookie may let an attacker enter an already authenticated session and bypass MFA, so watching for cookie exposure adds a distinct signal beyond password leaks. CyberGuard360 says this monitoring can catch exposure before an attacker uses a cookie; it is a way to help limit account-takeover risk, not a guarantee that an attack will be stopped.

Alerts can go to the MSP or directly to its client under the MSP’s brand. That delivery model makes Deep Diver more useful to providers managing client relationships than to a security team seeking a stand-alone monitoring console. User syncing from Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace also supports phishing delivery to synced inboxes.

The wider platform adds self-paced security awareness and AI usage training, phishing awareness tracks, and weekly security shorts. Its AI-written phishing campaigns enroll users who click in refresher training. Policy management includes NIST-based policies, bulk deployment and employee attestation tracking; document storage has access controls and audit logs for views and changes. Security testing and CSET-based risk and compliance assessments broaden the platform, with assessments mapped to frameworks including CMMC, CIS, HIPAA, FTC and PCI.

CyberGuard360 describes Swift Owl as a private AI workspace built on client documents and ISO 27001 certified. That certification applies to Swift Owl, not to Deep Diver itself.

Pricing

The pricing page presents annual paid plans even though the headline entry price is $79/mo (annual). Spark is free forever, but it is a prospecting account rather than ongoing dark web monitoring: it allows five prospect scans per month and 1,000 Swift Owl AI credits per month, plus training, weekly shorts and auto-branded marketing templates. Its scan allowance should not be mistaken for an active monitoring service.

Launchpad’s 25 end-user licenses and three-user internal account are tighter limits than the 10-user internal accounts on Essential and Professional. Essential and Professional include monitoring, while Spark has none and Launchpad requires an add-on; scan allowances rise from 25 to 50 to 100 across the paid plans. CyberGuard360 serves MSP partners exclusively and directs non-MSP buyers to an MSP partner. It offers no free trial.

Platforms

CyberGuard360 is web-based. Phone support is available Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 ET, and the company says it replies to inquiries within one business day.

Who it's for

Deep Diver is for MSPs that want to monitor client domains and deliver findings under their own brand, particularly when credential exposure monitoring needs to sit alongside training, phishing exercises or compliance work. It is not a direct-purchase option for an individual business or an organization that wants only a stand-alone monitoring product.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Monitoring covers both stolen credentials and session cookies in breach and infostealer sources, addressing exposure that may enable MFA bypass.
• Pros: MSP-branded alerts can be delivered to either the provider or its client, fitting a managed-service relationship.
• Pros: Essential and Professional combine monitoring with training or assessment and testing capabilities, reducing the need to assemble those functions separately.
• Cons: Spark’s five monthly scans are for prospects, not continuous monitoring, and Launchpad charges monitoring as an add-on.
• Cons: MSPs are the exclusive audience, so businesses that want to buy directly must look elsewhere or work through a partner.

Alternatives

Dark Web Monitoring Services is the broader category to browse if you want to compare providers beyond an MSP-focused platform.

DARKX is a freemium API and web option with a free tier of 15 monthly credits for one domain, IP or phone; its Pro plan is $21 a month. Consider it when that credit-based search model is a better fit than MSP-branded monitoring.

Jsmon Dark Web Monitoring offers a one-time trial with 1,500 lifetime credits, findings and leaked secrets, and email alerts only. It is worth considering for a limited trial rather than an ongoing MSP monitoring bundle.

PhishEye has a free single-run typosquat scan for one brand, with 30-day scan history and no takedown cases or requests. Choose it when brand and typosquat monitoring is the immediate need rather than credential and cookie exposure.

Allure Security Dark Web Monitoring is another paid web and API alternative.

Dark Web ID is another paid web and API alternative.

DarkOwl Vision UI is a paid web option with a 12-month license priced at $38,000 a year, including one Vision license and unlimited alerts and monitors. It suits buyers comparing a high-cost licensed platform with Deep Diver’s MSP-oriented plans.

RiskProfiler KnyX is another paid API and web alternative.

Symbol Cyber Threat Surveillance is a paid API and web alternative with subscription-dependent availability and daily searches of internet sources; pricing requires a demo or quote.

Verdict

Deep Diver is a strong fit for MSPs that want branded credential and session-cookie exposure alerts as part of a wider security program. Its most persuasive case is the combination of infostealer monitoring, client-facing delivery and bundled security work on higher plans. Look elsewhere if you need direct access, continuous monitoring on a free account, or a narrowly focused stand-alone service.