An important release for protected files in Silverstripe CMS
A new security patch release has been made available for sites on CWP 2.x to address issues identified with restricting access to some files saved in the CMS.
A new security patch release has been made available for sites on CWP 2.x to address issues identified with restricting access to some files saved in the CMS.
This release for the Common Web Platform brings a small amount of improvements to the Silverstripe CMS. For sites already keeping up with the latest CWP version
CWP 2.5 is our latest minor release that introduces improvements to general content editing tasks and file management, and lifts the accessibility of content.
At the latest CWP Meetup, we had an update on the latest news on CWP and a talk on user experience data.
In this roundup, we intro CWP 2.4, announce the arrival of multi-factor authentication, share all you need to know about the future of CWP, and more...
Multi-factor authentication is now available for both the SilverStripe CMS and CWP Dashboard, to provide an additional layer of security for websites.
CWP 2.4 is a minor release that kicks off our focus on reducing Experience Debt, and marks the release of the Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) module suite.
At the latest CWP Meetup, we looked at how Multi-Factor Authentication can improve the security of your website, and how this functionality will come to CWP.
From 1 December 2019, PHP 7.1 is going into end of life support and will stop receiving security updates from the PHP community. Read on to learn more.
We’re changing the way we assess security issues to make the impact to your site clear, and we’re doing more to communicate known issues that are identified.