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CMS Security Best Practices
Santiago Nestares
Co-founder
Santiago Nestares
Co-founder
Santiago is the co-founder of DualEntry. He previously co-founded Benitago, a digital consumer products group that raised $380 million in funding, grew to over 300 team members, and achieved $100M annual revenue over 8 years before its acquisition in 2024. Santiago has been featured in The Tim Ferriss Show, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and more. Originally from Venezuela, Santiago studied Computer Science at Dartmouth before leaving to launch Benitago. At DualEntry, Santiago writes about the future of AI in accounting, ERP modernization, and how finance teams can leverage technology to scale.
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Last updated
October 4, 2023
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Do San (Justin) Myung
Do San (Justin) Myung
Expert Accountant & Former Consulting CFO
Justin (Do San Myung) is Expert Accountant at DualEntry with 20+ years of hands-on experience managing general ledgers, financial close processes, and ERP implementations for mid-market and enterprise companies. As a former Consulting CFO and Controller, he has personally overseen month-end closes, SOX compliance programs, and multi-entity consolidations across technology, manufacturing, and services industries. Justin specializes in transforming manual accounting workflows into automated, AI-driven processes.
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TL;DR
Regular updates, strong passwords, and data backups are essential for CMS security.
CMS Security Best Practices
Securing your Content Management System (CMS) is crucial to protect your data and website. Here are some best practices:
- Regular Updates: Keep your CMS and plugins updated to the latest versions.
- Strong Passwords: Use complex passwords and change them regularly.
- Backup Your Data: Regularly back up your website to prevent data loss.
Implementing these practices can significantly enhance your CMS security.
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Santiago is the co-founder of DualEntry. He previously co-founded Benitago, a digital consumer products group that raised $380 million in funding, grew to over 300 team members, and achieved $100M annual revenue over 8 years before its acquisition in 2024. Santiago has been featured in The Tim Ferriss Show, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and more. Originally from Venezuela, Santiago studied Computer Science at Dartmouth before leaving to launch Benitago. At DualEntry, Santiago writes about the future of AI in accounting, ERP modernization, and how finance teams can leverage technology to scale.
