Originally started as a blog CMS, WordPress is now one of the most popular CMS systems on the market. WordPress is particularly suitable for small to medium-sized websites, ideally without complex connections to interfaces. With its backend management, WordPress offers an essentially simple administration in which even beginners can quickly find their way around in order to be able to edit a page. The content management system was originally launched as a blog-focused CMS and at that time was a surprise with its strikingly modern website templates. As a result, the CMS gained great popularity within a very short time and formed its own community. The WordPress community actively promoted the development of the platform through specially developed plug-ins, which increased the possibilities of the CMS enormously. However, this had the disadvantage that with each plugin, the WordPress administration in the backend increases in complexity, which also creates a certain security risk.