Hi,

Thank you for sharing this suggestion. A dedicated Security section would definitely make it easier for users to find important updates, recommendations, and solutions in one place.

At the moment, security-related information is spread across announcements, forum posts, and documentation, so having a central hub with alerts, best practices, extension updates, and related resources would improve the user experience.

I will share this feedback with the team for consideration. Thank you for taking the time to suggest this.

-Regards.

Hi Wilson,

We can consider that. Thanks. I will ask.

For example, today newsletter was clear that is typical security update with all needed details that webmaster should know.

About Documenation section, for example, I added two weekes ago: https://www.joomshaper.com/documentation/sp-page-builder/troubleshooting#how-to-clean-an-infected-joomla-4x-6x-site

we have also blog posts about that.

Shared idea with CEO idea. Let's wait and we will see.

In general, we produce templates and extensions; we are not a typical security company who regularly publish posts & tips on those topics like Securi.net or other companies do.

Thanks for understanding.

Hi Paul, please clarify JS does not prioritize the security of the company's products?

No, I mean that probably we will not add a new menu item "Security". This topic still be separated between documenation, blog posts, changelog etc. as it's now. And yes, with each update will try to increase security level as we did on Friday with Helix Ultimate update (2.2.10), and "tomorrow" with Helix3 etc.

Tips for typical webmaster:

1. Read changelog / newsletter post
2. Update extension (or install extension that manage update system for extensions and Joomla itself)
3. If you manage several websites - consider using service like mysites.guru
4. Install firewall component

Hi Paul, thumbs Up

At first, I thought the idea had been well received, but after reading Paul’s latest posts, I realized that Joomshaper isn’t concerned with consolidating this information at this turbulent time, given the security issues with Helix Ultimate and SP Page Builder. On the contrary, the list of “tips” is very simplified; for example, the sppb scanner extension—which is essential for mapping—is mentioned in some forum thread. I understand that Joomshaper isn’t a “typical security company,” but at the very least, they should publish a blog post compiling all the tips, links, and information on where to download the scan tool, among other important points relevant to minimizing the impact of security vulnerabilities identified in products such as Helix, Helix Ultimate, and SP Page Builder.

I have written a few ones, some years ago (in our BLOG), and also a whole book. But we can consider a new one, but remember that any article wil not replace years of expirence, or text of whole book about security topics.

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