The PHP patch is out. You may still be exposed.

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Patch Available, Still Exposed: 
Closing the Gap on the Critical PHP Vulnerability
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VIRTUAL





 








EVENT DATE
28 OCT, 2026





 








EVENT TIME
11 AM GST (30mins)
It has been a tough week for security teams. Two critical PHP vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) leaked before patches were ready, and exploit code followed soon after. Then Mozilla disclosed that eight eMudhra intermediate certificate authority keys could be recovered from the public certificate.

Fixes are out for both. But a patch being available doesn’t mean you’re protected:


	- Updates take time. Patching production means testing changes, scheduling downtime, and getting multiple teams aligned.
	- PHP hides in places that are easy to miss. That includes containers, appliances, hosting panels and third-party systems.
	- Browser fixes don’t cover everything. Servers and devices can still trust compromised certificates.



TrendAI™ Global CISO, Sundari Parekh, and Global Threat Researcher, David Sancho, walk through both incidents. Register now to:


	- Identify your current exposure
	- Virtual patch systems that can’t yet be updated
	- Create a virtual patching plan around real risk
	- Answer the board’s questions, from “Are we exposed?” to “What can’t we fix?”
	- Close the gaps faster with Cyber Risk Exposure Management in TrendAI Vision One™



This session is perfect for security leaders, SOC and vulnerability management teams, IT and infrastructure owners responsible for patching and risk reduction, and TrendAI™ partners.
Sundari Parekh
Global CISO
TrendAI™
David Sancho
Senior Threat Researcher
TrendAI™

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