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A recently published critical issue for PharStreamWrapper affects Drupal, Joomla, and Typo3 CMS systems.

First, a bit on the why Updating, refreshing, and re-building your website in today’s digital landscape is a must. It applies to everyone, including companies like ours.

In the past few years, I’ve seen my share of hacked websites. A few WordPress vulnerabilities here, some unpatched Drupal zero-days there. Good passwords re-used, bad passwords from the beginning.

Because of the immense effort and robust level of buy-in required, content tends to become a void as a project marches on. A lot of time is put into the strategy and laying the foundation for the content required for the website, but the production often comes up short.

At the start of a project, an organization’s team typically wants to start with discussions around their data resources. Usually, I redirect them to their content as their first step, but often these steps happen in stride and in tandem.

Typically, as our team begins a project, I bring client attention and focus to their content. Regardless of how well structured their current web site might be, or if this a completely new project, content must be the focal point for client engagement.