1,200
Number of CMS vulnerabilities reported
Total security vulnerabilities identified in Sri Lankan CMS platforms in 2026
35,000
Websites using CMS platforms
Number of websites built with CMS tools in Sri Lanka in 2026
4,500
Average security patches applied per month
Monthly security updates implemented across Sri Lankan CMS websites in 2026
28%
Percentage of websites with outdated CMS versions
Websites running outdated CMS versions, increasing security risks in Sri Lanka
2,300
Incidents of CMS hacking attempts
Number of hacking attempts on CMS sites reported in Sri Lanka in 2026
Sri Lanka's reliance on CMS platforms continues to grow, with over 35,000 websites now utilizing popular CMS tools like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. However, nearly 28% of these sites still run outdated versions, exposing them to security vulnerabilities. The country has seen a rise in hacking attempts, totaling over 2,300 incidents, emphasizing the need for better security practices and timely updates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main CMS vulnerabilities in Sri Lanka?
Common issues include outdated software, weak passwords, and insecure plugins, making sites susceptible to hacking and data breaches.
How can website owners improve CMS security?
Regularly update CMS software, use strong passwords, implement security plugins, and conduct routine security audits.
Disclaimer: All statistics presented are 2026 estimates and projections based on industry trend analysis, historical data, and publicly available research. Individual data points may vary from actual figures.