Cybersecurity
A 24/7 human-led SOC that investigates every alert — not a dashboard you forget to check.
The SMB threat landscape shifted in the last two years and most security vendors haven’t kept up. Attackers steal Microsoft 365 session tokens through adversary-in-the-middle phishing kits — MFA alone no longer stops them. They buy stolen browser cookies and credentials from infostealer logs for a few dollars. They quietly sit inside a compromised mailbox for weeks setting up forwarding rules and staging BEC fraud. And human-operated ransomware gangs live in your network for days before they encrypt — picking the moment that hurts most. Traditional antivirus misses all of it.
We run an enterprise-grade security stack on your environment — managed endpoint detection, identity protection for Microsoft 365, centralized logging, and security awareness training for your team — all backed by a 24/7 Security Operations Center staffed by human analysts. When a real threat surfaces, an engineer is investigating it within minutes. You get the incident report, the remediation steps, and a person to call. No dashboard, no false-positive fatigue, no “someone should look at this.”
What’s in the stack (all included, all managed):
- Managed EDR on every endpoint — finds hidden backdoors, malicious persistence, and ransomware behavior traditional antivirus misses. One-click host isolation when something lights up.
- 24/7 human-led SOC — analysts triage every alert. We only call you when something actually needs your attention (and we give you the remediation steps with the call).
- Managed ITDR for Microsoft 365 — catches account takeovers, business email compromise, rogue OAuth apps, and session hijacking before attackers move deeper.
- Managed SIEM — centralized log aggregation and correlation across email, endpoints, firewall, and cloud so nothing slips between tools.
- Security awareness training with phishing simulations — ongoing, short, and actually watched. Your team becomes the layer that stops the click.
- MFA everywhere, documented. Email, VPN, admin, cloud apps. No exceptions.
- Vulnerability scans and patch management on a real cadence — not “when we get to it.”
- Cyber insurance questionnaire help and written incident response plan — both ready for your next renewal or audit.
Gravity Networks is trusted by Utah’s finest firms
We have been using Gravity Networks as a turnkey IT service provider for our small company. They provide a critical service for us, as we don’t have an in-house IT person. Gravity Networks has done an outstanding job, proactively making sure all our data is backed up and have upgraded a large portion…
Jim Steppan
Branch Manager
Emisense
Who needs cybersecurity most
CMMC 2.0 Level 2 requires most of what’s in this stack — operated, documented, auditable.
HIPAA Security Rule controls — MFA, encryption, audit logs, incident response — run for you.
Client data confidentiality + regulator-ready audit logging, without enterprise bloat.
Cyber-insurance questionnaire coverage and privileged-data protection for small and mid-sized firms.
Serving businesses from our offices in Salt Lake City and Knoxville.
Business Continuity
When prevention fails, recovery matters. Tested, immutable backups are the difference between a bad day and a closed business.
Managed Services
Security is a moving target. We operate it for you so you’re never the one who forgot to patch.
IT Consulting
Compliance, cyber insurance, or vendor risk review coming up? We translate the asks into a plan.
CYBERSECURITY QUESTIONS FROM SMB OWNERS
What business owners actually ask us — and honest answers, not sales theater.
Is MFA alone enough to stop modern phishing?
No — not anymore. Adversary-in-the-middle phishing kits (Evilginx, Tycoon, Rockstar and others sold on criminal marketplaces) proxy the real Microsoft 365 login page in real time, steal the session token after you approve your MFA prompt, and replay it from the attacker’s machine. MFA is still a baseline control you must have — but it has to be paired with conditional access policies, managed ITDR that watches for token theft and impossible-travel logins, and phishing-resistant factors (hardware keys, Passkeys) for admin accounts. MFA on its own is the 2019 answer; the threat moved.
What is a SOC and why does an SMB need one?
A Security Operations Center is a team of human analysts that watch security alerts 24/7 — endpoints, email, cloud identity, network — and investigate the ones that matter. The reason SMBs need one now is simple: attackers operate on nights and weekends specifically because they know nobody is watching. Our clients get a human-led SOC included in the cybersecurity stack. When something lights up, an analyst is looking at it within minutes and calls you with remediation steps — you don’t need to hire a security engineer or buy another dashboard.
We already have antivirus — why do we need EDR?
Traditional antivirus looks for known bad files and signatures. Modern attackers don’t use known bad files — they use legitimate Windows tools (PowerShell, scheduled tasks, WMI) to move around in what’s called ‘living off the land’ activity. EDR (endpoint detection and response) watches behavior rather than signatures. It sees the attacker creating persistence, disabling protections, staging files for exfiltration — and lets us isolate the host with one click before encryption starts. The ransomware groups testing themselves against unmanaged EDR deployments today are the ones that encrypt SMBs running traditional antivirus tomorrow.
Does cyber insurance actually require 24/7 monitoring?
Most mid-market and enterprise-class cyber insurance carriers now require some form of continuous monitoring — either a managed SOC or a qualifying MDR/XDR deployment — for the policy to bind or renew at reasonable premiums. Smaller SMB-focused carriers may still write policies without it, but the premium difference and sublimit structure (especially ransomware coverage) often makes a SOC-included stack cheaper net-net than a bare-bones policy. We help clients document the control stack for the questionnaire — line by line.
How do you handle a real security incident at 2 AM?
Our SOC analysts triage in real time. For a high-severity event (credential theft, ransomware behavior, active business email compromise), the on-call engineer isolates affected hosts or disables affected accounts immediately — within minutes of detection — and calls your designated incident contact with a written status. You wake up to an incident report, not to encrypted servers. We run a tabletop exercise once a year so your leadership has walked the scenario before the real one.
Will you help me fill out my cyber insurance renewal questionnaire?
Yes — and we treat that as part of the service, not an extra. Every year, carriers add questions (MFA on email, EDR on endpoints, immutable backups, privileged access management, vendor risk, employee training cadence). We provide the line-item answers with supporting documentation for anything your broker or carrier pushes back on. Clients on our cybersecurity stack consistently see better renewal outcomes than peers going into the questionnaire alone.