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PHP2Shell: what a critical PHP vulnerability means for cyber insurance
When a vulnerability affects technology used by many websites, the risk can spread across an insurance portfolio. Our PHP2Shell briefing explains the reported zero-day, the businesses potentially affected and how a single software weakness could lead to data theft, disruption and cyber claims.

What you'll learn

  • How the reported PHP2Shell attack works and why affected systems need attention.
  • Which types of businesses and web environments may face exposure.
  • How server compromise can develop into ransomware, business interruption, fraud or data loss.
  • What brokers, MGAs, insurers and reinsurers should consider when assessing portfolio exposure and advising clients.
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