Pete Jones

I guess that's where PW is different from most CMSes. Most mainstream CMSes need updates to prevent some kids with a load of scripts trying a load of known exploits against your site.

Thanks Old Bloke. What a refreshing CMS! I'll have a read of those links.

I'm pretty new to PW but have 15 years Joomla and Wordpress experience and have watched those platforms expand to a point where you need a good tool to centralise maintenance. Having no known security issues and therefore no reason to apply updates seems a little cavalier. Unless you're looking to keep backwards compatibility I would always think you're best to apply an update when it comes out? Not knowing PW that well, I could have this wrong though - please don't flame me

We have a few PW sites and plan to increase this number. I'm looking for a multiple site monitoring tool similar to https://managewp.com/ where you can see a snapshot of all of your sites, the versions of the core, modules etc and also a way to update them centrally? ManageWP also handles malware scanning, database optimisation. Is there anything available for PW? Thanks Pete