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WordPress has automatic updates, and you actually have to enter a hard to guess password when creating an account.

The plugin issue is not specific to WordPress.




The plugin issue is not specific to WordPress.

The fact that other platforms and applications are insecure isn't relevant; we're comparing static sites to WordPress.

However, to answer the point, static sites are significantly more secure than every single dynamic platform that supports a plugin architecture because plugins can be, and often are, written without security in mind.

Unless you really need a dynamic website you should be deploying static assets to the enduser. Practically every business website would be better off being delivered as a static site, even if the admin still use WordPress to edit the content.




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