Drupal 7 End of Life: Risks & Solutions

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Bima shared a crucial blog post shedding light on the upcoming end-of-life (EOL) of Drupal 7 in January 2025. The blog stresses the potential risks associated with sticking to Drupal 7 post-EOL, as outdated software no longer receives essential security updates, making websites susceptible to cyber threats and security breaches.

As technology evolves, the blog advises readers to reconsider their digital strategies, signalling that now might be an opportune moment to transition to a more future-ready solution. While the prospect of upgrading to Drupal 10 may seem straightforward, the blog suggests exploring alternatives beyond Drupal 7 or 10, considering the evolving landscape of Content Management Systems (CMS) and the advancements in Digital Experience Platforms (DXP). For a detailed exploration of these considerations and guidance on navigating the Drupal 7 EOL transition, explore the full blog post on their platform.

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Source Reference

Title

Capitalising on Drupal 7s end of life

Byline

Candyspace

Date of Publication

15 January 2024

URL

https://bima.co.uk/capitalising-on-drupal-7s-end-of-life/

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