php2shell.Is your ecosystem
covered?

You patch the systems you manage. But every customer brings their own supplier chain, outside your patching, your monitoring and your contracts.

php2shell lets an attacker run code on a vulnerable PHP server without signing in. The risk does not stop where your responsibility ends.

Supply Guard finds exposure across every customer you manage, including their suppliers. Start by looking beyond your managed estate.

Supplier services can sit at side addresses such as crm., sftp. or status.. The customer depends on them. The supplier runs them. Their PHP updates are outside your control.

An address alone does not establish vulnerability. Supply Guard finds php2shell exposure across the customer estate and shows the affected PHP versions.

Have you found it all? Take that version detail to the customer and the supplier responsible.

A finding starts the work. A promise to patch does not finish it. What evidence do you have that the exposure is resolved?

Supply Guard tracks exposure until resolved, keeping the issue visible as you work with customers and suppliers.

Keep resolution on the customer agenda. Ask the responsible supplier for evidence that the affected service has been fixed.

This is a service you can take to your customers. Use Supply Guard to bring supplier exposure into the relationships you already protect.

For the next customer, php2shell is a timely reason to discuss the gap between managed infrastructure and supplier risk. Lead with helping them understand it.

Find the exposure. Show the affected versions. Track until resolved. Start with a supplier briefing.