Protecting Your Website, Your Data, and Your Business

We take security seriously, and it’s not an afterthought — it’s in our DNA.

Our CMS has been designed from the ground up to offer high level of security, ensuring that your website is always protected against evolving threats.

Why Security Should Be Your Top Priority

The Rising Threat of Cybersecurity Risks

As websites become more complex, the attack surface grows. CMS platforms like WordPress, Wix, and Joomla are frequent targets for cyberattacks, primarily due to their reliance on third-party plugins and external code. These vulnerabilities are often exploited by malicious actors, leaving your website exposed.

Many of the most popular CMS platforms today suffer from serious security flaws:
  • WordPress: Plugin dependencies create frequent security vulnerabilities. Over 55% of WordPress sites are hacked due to outdated plugins and themes.
  • Joomla: While flexible, its extensive reliance on third-party extensions can introduce security risks if not regularly maintained.
  • Wix and Squarespace: Although closed systems are less prone to external attacks, they still face risks from insider threats and limited customization options for security enhancements.
More and more enterprise systems are moving toward a "minimalistic" security-first approach, where external code is minimized, and CMS data is securely isolated. We believe this is the future of CMS security — lightweight, agile, and easier to manage.
Security, Built-In — Not Tacked On

Our Built-In Security Features: Reducing Attack Vectors by Design

Our CMS is built with security as a core principle from the start. Instead of adding complex security plugins or relying on external solutions, we’ve minimized the attack surface from day one.
  • Backend Isolation: Our backend is hosted on a separate domain, making it invisible to attackers. This is a common practice among high-security systems and a great deterrent to hackers.
  • Static HTML Frontend: The CMS serves cached HTML files rather than dynamic PHP content, eliminating database access on every page load. This drastically reduces SQL injection risks and server overloads.
  • No JavaScript Frameworks: We minimize the use of JavaScript, reducing the potential for cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities that are often exploited by attackers.
  • Minimal External Dependencies: We avoid unnecessary external scripts or plugins, ensuring there is no bloat and fewer entry points for potential exploits.
  • Controlled Updates: We handle security patches and system updates directly, ensuring your website is always up-to-date without relying on user intervention.
This proactive approach means that your website is secure by design, not through after-the-fact patches.
How Enterprise CMS Leaders Are Setting the Standard for Security

The Shift Toward Simplified, Secure CMS Architecture

Many enterprise CMS solutions, such as FirstSpirit, Kentico, and Sitecore, are embracing simplified architectures that prioritize security, performance, and scalability. These systems are increasingly moving away from complex, plugin-based setups toward more streamlined, static-first designs to reduce attack surfaces.

Enterprise CMS platforms understand the need for robust security and high availability, especially for businesses handling sensitive data. Many have adopted security-first practices such as:
  • Separation of frontend and backend: Much like our approach, enterprise CMSs like FirstSpirit and Sitecore often isolate the backend from the frontend, reducing attack vectors.
  • Static caching: Systems like Kentico are shifting toward serving cached HTML to improve performance and reduce the risk of database attacks.
  • Minimizing third-party dependencies: To further reduce security risks, platforms like Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and Sitecore are streamlining their infrastructure by reducing reliance on external plugins, frameworks, or libraries.
Our CMS aligns with these industry trends, focusing on minimalism to achieve better security and faster websites, making it suitable for businesses that require a high level of security without the enterprise complexity.
Enterprise CMSs Are Simplifying for Security — Here’s Why

Why Leading Enterprise CMSs Are Turning to Simpler Solutions

As the digital landscape evolves, even enterprise CMS platforms are moving toward simplified, secure, and agile designs. By reducing unnecessary complexity, these systems are becoming more resilient, faster, and easier to maintain.

Enterprise CMS solutions like Sitecore and FirstSpirit have made a shift to reduced complexity in both architecture and security. The focus is on removing unnecessary code, avoiding excessive reliance on third-party plugins, and ensuring that the system is both scalable and secure for enterprises.

For instance:
  • Sitecore focuses on content management with an emphasis on performance, adopting server-side caching to improve site speed and reduce security risks.
  • Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) has adopted a modular approach, allowing businesses to only integrate what they need, minimizing the attack surface.
  • FirstSpirit follows a similar path by offering multi-channel content delivery with a strong focus on data protection and scalability.
These trends indicate that the future of enterprise-level CMS solutions involves simplifying security without sacrificing functionality. Our CMS embraces these principles, offering a lean, secure, and SEO-first solution for businesses that want the best without the enterprise overhead.
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When you choose our CMS, you’re opting for a proactive approach to security. Our goal is to help you avoid security breaches, ensuring that your website remains fast, secure, and SEO-friendly without the need for constant manual intervention.

Get in touch to learn more or request a demo to see how our secure CMS can help protect your business online.