Digital infrastructure faces constant threats every day. Did you know that in 2022 alone, hacking caused the leakage of more than 22 million corporate documents? If that’s not tragic enough, estimates show the average data breach costs businesses about $4.5 million after factoring in downtime, legal fees, payouts, and the cost of diagnosis, crisis management, and resolution.  Put simply, businesses can’t afford to take a reactive stance when it comes to securing their content management system (CMS).  Below, we’ll cover the top threats concerning CMS safety in 2024. You’ll also find tips on the best practices to follow as you work to secure your CMS, website, network, and mobile applications.  What Is CMS Security?  Every CMS web application has security gaps; it doesn’t matter if you use WordPress, Wix, Shopify, or Drupal. The weaknesses could come from unencrypted code, simple passwords, or unprotected databases. Whatever the issues may be, CMS security requires a holistic stance toward identifying and addressing them.  Without CMS security, businesses risk exposing sensitive data and intellectual property. For example, the CMS for an e-commerce website may handle financial and personal data for all customers, including addresses, phone numbers, and credit card numbers. A strong approach to CMS security […]

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