We've actually inherited clients that run their sites on a wordpress install, so yes it's a viable way to manage a full website and not just a blog, however in general wordpress is known for being a blogging platform and as I understand requires extra work to setup as a full site CMS.
In the "Drawbacks of an Open Source CMS" heading I have the "Security Risks" line that addresses what you're referring to
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We've actually inherited clients that run their sites on a wordpress install, so yes it's a viable way to manage a full website and not just a blog, however in general wordpress is known for being a blogging platform and as I understand requires extra work to setup as a full site CMS.
In the "Drawbacks of an Open Source CMS" heading I have the "Security Risks" line that addresses what you're referring to