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Drupal is a widely-used, incredibly popular CMS that’s especially favored by code-loving developers. But with such popularity comes great responsibility—and an increased risk of vulnerabilities that can leave you open to attacks.
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It used to be that WordPress was merely for blogs. But as functionalities have expanded, more and more people are asking if WordPress can function as a robust content management system for large-scale enterprises.

With issues regarding scalability and security at top of mind, it’s natural to have some concerns, especially as we will likely amass $6.1 trillion in cybercrime costs in 2021, and create more data each year than ever before.

Enter Managed Platforms such as Pantheon or WP Engine.

This digital experience platform is the key to unlocking all the potential WordPress has to offer.

In our latest blog post, “Is WordPress Enterprise Ready?” we’re taking a look at how Managed Platforms, in this article WP Engine in particular, can deliver a secure, high-performance site that’s up to the challenge of handling an entire enterprise, including all the ways that WP Engine is counteracting the vulnerability and scalability issues some might fear about using WordPress for their enterprise.

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Today, there’s not much your CMS can’t do for you, your marketing team, and your web team. Now, a CMS can even provide personalized, real-time digital experiences for your customers on multiple devices and platforms. Deciding which CMS is best for you, all depends on what you need your CMS to do.

Read our blog “How to Decide on a Content Management System,” where we are detailing some key points to consider in your decision making process.

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How to Decide on a Content Management System Each CMS offers its own unique array of features and functionalities, and some will be more suited to your work as an organization than others