I'm helping a client with their website (it's manually written using a Dreamweaver template and a *ton* of quadruple-nested table elements for design. *Ouch*), and I want to offer them a break from using Dreamweaver to write things.

I was thinking of using Wordpress or a similar CMS to do the job, as Wordpress is clean, fast, and *really* easy to design for. I've done it a few times, and it's almost as easy as just coding pure HTML.

My main concern is that the site has been hacked a few times before, even though it was *pure* HTML with no server-side code whatsoever. I can setup a manual Linux server for them, because the hosting company they use is one that I've never heard of.

The site owners are completely technologically impaired, so I don't want to scare them off by showing them a dynamic CMS with tons of features, as they think pure HTML is so much safer, they have to go out of their way to work with it.

I know this is a ton of writing, but what would be the *most appropriate CMS* for such a setup (hard-coding or dynamically generating content) for such a setup? I don't want to keep having the person manually write non-standards compliant quadruple-nested table layouts anymore, but I don't want to be responsible for having their site hacked...

Thanks!