Drupal is a digital experience management system to drive web content and multichannel, personalized experiences that help your organization connect with users, customers and visitors wherever they are.
Flexibility
Many people chose to work with WordPress because of their available plugins, for everything from SEO to social media and more. Drupal’s version of plugins are called modules. Modules are free and contain many of the same pieces of functionality that are available using WordPress plugins, especially in Drupal 8.
Functionality
Drupal’s functionality goes much Deeper than WordPress. Drupal has more features, but if you don’t know how to use them they are confusing and a hinderance. Besides, This creates a learning curve when it comes to using Drupal but ultimately provides more power to the Drupal platform and its users.
Ease of Use
If you have limited knowledge of website development, WordPress is easier to understand. There is a WYSIYWG editor and drag-and-drop functionality to help you start blogging or make easy website updates.
Security
Security is one of the biggest differentiators between Drupal and WordPress. While Drupal, and the entire open source community, has seen its share of security fears the platform has enterprise level security and provides in-depth security reports. The volunteers in the Drupal community have shifted their full attention to Drupal 8 development and Drupal 7 support, so there is a lack of resources necessary to release security fixes.
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