ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

Close the Window: What PHP2Shell Tells Us About Operating at Machine Speed

Black October showed what a compressed exploit window looks like: flaws found with frontier AI, attacked before the patch, and landing on teams already stretched thin. A faster version of the same manual patch cycle won’t close that window.

This session lays out the operating model that does: real-time visibility into what’s running, a shrinking attack surface, attack paths mapped from exposed assets to your most critical systems, and automated discovery, remediation and verification. All of it runs inside governance you define, with permissions, approvals and an audit trail, so speed never costs you control. We’ll use PHP2Shell as the case study and show how Tanium Atlas helps you be ready for the next one.

What attendees will learn:

• Why a faster manual patch cycle alone won’t close a compressed exploit window.
• How real-time visibility and exposure reduction support a faster, more informed response.
• How to map potential attack paths from exposed assets to critical systems.
• How discovery, remediation and verification can operate within permissions, approvals and an audit trail.
• How Tanium Atlas can help teams prepare for the next one while keeping people in control.