Security

Kevin Funk, Lead Demo Engineer at Acquia, jolts down essential Drupal security practices for safeguarding your content management system in the modern digital era. ...more

A critical security flaw has been discovered in Drupal's Unified Twig module version 1.1.0, posing a high risk of cross-site scripting attacks. ...more

Unlock the potential of Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) methodologies in Drupal development. Explore the benefits of efficient, risk-reducing pipelines that enhance code quality and accelerate project deliveries. ...more

Bolster defenses to protect your website from intrusions with the latest ProBlue input on fighting spam with Drupal. ...more

LN Webworks emphasizes the need for Drupal 10 migration to strengthen website security against cyber threats. Discover the unbeatable security features that make Drupal 10 a robust defense against malicious attacks. ...more

Unveiling the Hidden Risks: Sparkfabrik's CTO shares insights and solutions to strengthen software supply chain security in JavaScript, Python, and microservices-based projects. Discover key findings and best practices to enhance the trustworthiness of your software products ...more

Drupal.org Implements Changes to Public Handling of Drupal Core Issues, aiming for faster resolutions and increased community collaboration. ...more

The article titled "SaaS Security: Best Practices to Protect Your Data" discusses the importance of security measures for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platforms. ...more

Open-source CMSs like Drupal benefit from a community of developers who review and improve the transparent code, leading to faster identification and resolution of security risks. ...more

WebAssembly is a secure and efficient binary format that allows safe execution of code. It follows a deny-by-default security approach, requiring explicit authorization for accessing external resources. ...more

Although Drupal has a reputation for being a secure CMS, it is not immune to security vulnerabilities, and website owners need to take measures to keep their website safe. ...more

The process of loading fonts from the Google CDN used to expose the users’ Personally Identifiable Information (PII) such as IP addresses to Google. German courts have ruled that this leakage amounts to violation of privacy and threatened DXPR theme users with penalties. ...more