Find every PHP system before attackers do
A free PHP2Shell exposure check across your internal and external network. No agent install. Results walked through in 30 minutes.
Google Cloud Security Partner of the Year 2026, North America. 24x7 SOC on Google SecOps.
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Call +1 (800) 940-4699PHP 8.1 and older will never get an official fix
PHP shipped fixes on October 21 for supported versions only. Anything on PHP 8.1 or older needs a vendor backport, an upgrade, or to come offline.
Most exposure sits outside the main website, in admin tools, vendor-hosted sites and devices with a web interface.
What you get in 30 minutes
A clear picture of where PHP runs across your network, and what to fix first.
A map of your PHP
Every place PHP runs, including appliances and devices you may not know have a web interface.
Your version gaps
Which systems are on fixed versions, which need patching, and which run PHP 8.1 or older.
A prioritized fix list
A walkthrough with our team, starting with internet-facing and payment systems.
Check what happened before you did
Patching closes the door. It doesn't tell you whether someone got in first. Review your logs from August 1, not from your patch date.
Turn on the right logs
Detection needs PHP and WAF logs to work with. Many environments don't keep them.
Look back far enough
Review web servers back to August 1 for shells, new PHP files and new admin accounts.
Contain what can't be patched
Upgrade, isolate or take offline anything on PHP 8.1 or older. WAF rules buy time, not safety.
Our 24x7 SOC has worked PHP2Shell since day one
- 01Google Cloud Security Partner of the Year 2026, North America
- 0224x7 SOC on Google SecOps, with named practitioners reviewing every high-impact action
- 03Wiz Partner Alliance, Managed Services and Services Premier
Before you book
Is it really free?
Yes. There's no cost and no commitment.
Will it disrupt my systems?
It's designed not to. The check doesn't attempt full exploitation, and we agree timing with you first.
If the check comes back clean, am I safe?
It's a strong signal, not a guarantee. A clean result means we found no exposure we could test for. Patching and reviewing your logs back to August 1 still matter.
We already patched. Do we need this?
Patching closes the door, but it doesn't tell you whether someone got in before you patched. The check shows what's still exposed, and we can review your logs for earlier activity.
Know where you stand this week
Thirty minutes with our team, a clear picture of your PHP exposure, and a fix list you can act on.