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Silverstripe CMS 6.0.0 has gone stable, and it’s setting the stage for the next two years of development. Read about what this means for you and what comes next.

Sometimes attack vectors can’t be resolved in the Silverstripe CMS codebase directly because they rely on project-specific code, configuration, or hosting details. This post outlines some best practices you can apply to your project to mitigate the risk of security vulnerabilities.

We've released three security patches for Silverstripe CMS to address security vulnerabilities.

Silverstripe CMS has hit a new milestone—Silverstripe CMS 6.0.0-alpha1 has been released. This marks the first step in the journey towards a stable release.

Last week, we had our second Silverstripe CMS meetup at our Wellington office. read

This year’s Stripecon conference was held in the beautiful Ljubljana Castle in Slovenia which, judging… read

The latest release of Silverstripe CMS is here! read

Last Thursday, we hosted a Silverstripe CMS meetup in our Wellington office—the first one since… read

We are releasing three security patches for Silverstripe CMS to address security vulnerabilities. read

In September 2023, the 10th edition of StripeCon Europe took place with some fantastic talks. read

Silverstripe CMS 5.1.0: Enhanced performance, refined permissions, bug fixes, and more exciting features!

The stable release of Silverstripe CMS 5.0.0 is now available. This is the first major release since the adoption of a formal Major Release Policy, and is an important milestone for providing greater certainty about the stability of the project.

We’re excited to announce the release of Silverstripe CMS 4. 13. 0. read

We've released Silverstripe CMS Recipe 4. read