Security Is Our Highest Priority: VacationPort Products Unaffected by Recent PHP Vulnerability
Beaverton, Ore., October 2026 – VacationPort (www.vacationport.com) confirmed today that its products and hosted advisor websites are not affected by the recently announced vulnerability in PHP, a programming language widely used across the web.
VacationPort’s IT team verified that the applications behind NexCite Websites, AgentPort, NexCite Connect, ESP and Voyager Websites hosting do not use PHP, so they are not affected by the issue.
“Security has always been, and will always be, a top priority at VacationPort,” said Joe Maloney, President of VacationPort. “Travel advisors trust us with their websites, their data and their clients. We monitor our systems continuously and act quickly, so advisors can focus on running their businesses with confidence.”
Advisors don’t need to do anything and can keep using all VacationPort products as usual. Questions can go to VacationPort support at (503) 270-5888 or voyagersupport@vacationport.com.
About VacationPort
VacationPort is a leading provider of digital solutions for the leisure travel industry, specializing in website development, rich travel content, email marketing, social media strategies and content distribution. Founded in 1995 as Passport Online, the company connects travel suppliers with consortia, travel advisors, retail agencies, professional home-based advisor networks and their clients. For more information, visit www.vacationport.com or contact info@vacationport.com.
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