Proceed Group statement regarding the recently disclosed PHP vulnerability
Friday, October 23rd, 2026
Proceed Group statement regarding the recently disclosed PHP vulnerability
We are aware of the recently disclosed PHP vulnerability and have assessed its potential impact on Proceed Group’s products, services, and the environments we manage on behalf of our customers.
Proceed Group is not affected by this vulnerability. PHP is not used within our software products, managed services, or delivery infrastructure. Our only use of PHP is on our public website, which is hosted separately, contains no customer data, and has already been updated to a remediated version.
Our SAP data archiving, legacy system decommissioning, and archived data management solutions do not depend on PHP. Based on our assessment, there is no impact to Proceed Group systems or to customer data managed within our solutions, and no action is required from our customers.
We will continue to monitor security advisories and assess any developments. Should our assessment change, we will communicate directly with affected customers.
If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected].
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