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Silverstripe CMS’s approach to secure product development
Keeping Silverstripe CMS users safe is one of our highest priorities as maintainers. In this blog post, we lift the curtain and explain how we approach product security and how we handle vulnerabilities once we discover them. We’ll also give you some advice on how to harden your website to make it more secure.
Archive: October, 2009
Have you voted for SilverStripe?
Friday 30 October is the last day that you can vote for SilverStripe CMS in... read
SilverStripe CMS on Windows 7
With the new Microsoft Windows 7 operating system released last week, we thought we'd take... read
Announcing the release of Concrete, SilverStripe 2.4's jQuery webapp library
Update (3 December 2009): Concrete has now been renamed Entwine. read
Book sells out on Amazon.com; restocked now.
Copies of the SilverStripe book are selling like hotcakes! It took just four days for... read
Guitar Hero website relaunched using SilverStripe CMS
We're proud to announce that SilverStripe is the engine behind the very cool and recently... read
The English SilverStripe book is now in print
Two advance copies of the English SilverStripe book have just arrived at our office. read
