DrupalStatus is now Lumturio!
Dear DrupalStatus user,
We are so pleased to announce that after months of hard work and dedication, an important update has been performed to our platform. Today marks a day to remember in the history of our project, as we transition from DrupalStatus to Lumturio.
DrupalStatus was launched in 2013 as a small project. It quickly grew to a platform used by thousands of websites around the world.
Apart from the many thank you notes we received, a lot of users provided us with interesting feedback and feature requests. It is to answer those requests that we created Lumturio - a platform capable of managing CMS versions and updates proactively and easily.
Perhaps you are wondering about the new name.
Lumturio is derived from the Esperanto word for Lighthouse. With an expanding and global world in mind, and a future in which cyber security will be of the most critical importance, we find that this name represents our values and vision perfectly.
We hope you are as excited about Lumturio as we are. If you have questions, we’re here to help.
And of course, we would love for you to let us know what you think about our new platform. So don’t be shy and send us an email at hello@lumturio.com.
Log in to your account here
Happy day,
Murielle and Sam
Founders
Lumturio.com
Platform Screenshots
Lumturio uses SHA256 and supports TLS 1.2 for all communication with and from the platform and uses the DHE-RSA Key Exchange Algorithm.Passwords are encrypted through unique salts per account, using the SHA512 algorithm.
When dealing with website security, time is almost always of the essence. That’s why we offer a detailed overview a particular Drupal core version or module history.
Immediately know what modules are used and what the current status is.Several filtering options allow you to keep a manageable overview of the websites you monitor, whatever their number.