Most secure CMS?

[Somnus]

I have e_107 install on one of my websites and I have secured it about as good as I can with the help from their forums, but it lacks many free themes or plugins.

Of all the CMS' available, which is the most secure to use? I would assume Joomla is the most supported currently, but is it in the most secure?

I have used PHPNUke in the past, but it was rather insecure, or needed a billion patches to become secure. It was very easy to use however.

Any thoughts? I should add that I am using a Linux server, so ASP is out of the question currently.

[giggsey]

A secure CMS, matched with strong admin passwords, and if possible SSL for Admin login.

The CMS is only 1 part of it, the Linux server has to be secure too.

[AudioDope]

Im assuming Joomla because since its pretty popular and actively developed, even if it's a bit less secure than something else they'll make sure it gets fixed/secured fast?

I've used many CMS over the past few years and personally I don't like some things about Joomla either, Something else you may want to look into is drupal ?

[metal_dragen Veteran]

Do some searching on Open Source Vulnerability Database. A few quick searches there of the "big names" (Joomla, Wordpress, e107, Drupal, Mambo) shows the fewest vulnerabilities for Drupal.

[Subject Delta]

I have used MKPortal, it is pretty good in a security sense

[devBrian]

Drupal is the most secure. But it's also the hardest to deploy.

[Somnus]

Drupal is the most secure. But it's also the hardest to deploy.

I am finding that out right now.

Almost ridiculous actually.

[DanielZ]

I've used Wordpress with good results. It's not a full CMS, but with a few plugins and some creativity it can be adapted for any purpose. Making themes for it couldn't be any easier. Also, look into Expression Engine. It's secure, but it's not completely free. Again, a strong password will double any CMS' security.

[Glen]

I would also recommend Drupal. The open source community involved in that project are very quick to respond to any security issues with patches, and the overall support for the core and extended modules is outstanding.

Drupal.org

I am finding that out right now.

Almost ridiculous actually.

Yes, installation is a bit more involved than Joomla or WordPress currently. But unless you're setting up a multi-site installation, it's not all that difficult.

[Killerj]

Well, If someone can explain a little on how to secure our website, that would be nice :)