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Strong, unique passwords are the foundation of account safety. Pairing them with multi-factor authentication and a trusted password manager protects against common mistakes hackers exploit.
Phishing, smishing, vishing, and even deepfake scams trick users into giving up sensitive data. Learning to recognize and report these attempts is key to staying secure.
Phishing tricks users into giving away sensitive data through fake emails or sites. Prevent it by avoiding suspicious links and using security measures.
Malicious attachments, spoofed senders, and fake domains make email a prime attack vector. Always verify authenticity, use encryption for sensitive info, and avoid clicking suspicious links.
Public Wi-Fi and rogue hotspots leave data exposed. Use VPNs, strong home Wi-Fi encryption, and secure IoT practices to keep your connections safe.
Workstations, documents, and even USB drives can be exploited if left unprotected. Lock devices, shred sensitive papers, and stop tailgaters to protect physical access points.
Ransomware and malware often spread through unsafe downloads, torrents, or cracked software. Recognizing suspicious files and sticking to trusted sources helps prevent infection.
Mobile apps, Bluetooth, and NFC can expose data if not managed carefully. Limit permissions, secure devices against SIM-swapping, and avoid risky sharing practices.
Scanning random QR codes or misusing mobile wallets can lead to fraud. Stick to trusted sources and use secure payment apps like Apple Pay or Google Pay responsibly.
Oversharing on social media or ignoring data collection practices can put personal information at risk. Manage privacy settings, limit biometric sharing, and think twice before posting.
AI tools can generate phishing emails, misinformation, and even deepfake impersonations. Know what not to share with AI systems, while also learning how AI defends against modern cyber threats.
AI tools can generate phishing emails, misinformation, and even deepfake impersonations. Know what not to share with AI systems, while also learning how AI defends against modern cyber threats.
AI tools can generate phishing emails, misinformation, and even deepfake impersonations. Know what not to share with AI systems, while also learning how AI defends against modern cyber threats.
Build a Security-First Culture
Human error is the biggest security risk—but also the best opportunity for defense.
Drip⁷ turns complex cybersecurity topics into simple, lessons employees actually remember.
With consistent reinforcement, your team develops the habits that protect data, reduce risk, and strengthen resilience company-wide.
Test and Train Against Real-World Phishing
Phishing remains the #1 way attackers breach organizations.
Drip⁷ delivers ongoing simulations and training that help employees spot suspicious links, spoofed senders, and social engineering tactics before it’s too late.
By blending practice with education, your workforce gains the confidence to stop phishing threats on the spot.
Simplify Policy Training and Acknowledgement
Managing policies doesn’t have to be complicated.
Drip⁷ automates the delivery, tracking, and confirmation of policies—ensuring employees not only read but also understand critical requirements.
With built-in reminders and reporting, compliance workflows stay smooth and audit-ready.
Stay Audit-Ready with Automated Compliance
From HIPAA to GLBA, regulatory requirements evolve constantly.
Drip⁷ streamlines governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) training into bite-sized modules that align with industry standards.
Real-time tracking and automated reporting simplify audits and give leadership peace of mind.
Let Us Run Security Training for You
Save time with a program that runs itself.
Drip⁷’s fully managed service delivers curated lessons, phishing simulations, and compliance updates directly to employees—without burdening your IT team.
Our experts handle scheduling, reporting, and content updates so you can focus on results, not administration.
Need more information or have additional questions?
Have questions about our products or services? Our comprehensive FAQ section provides answers to the most common inquiries.
How do I play Drip⁷?
The training platform is currently a web application that can be accessed on any Internet connected computer, phone or device. Training reminders can be set for daily or weekly and are received through app notifications, text messages, or email.
Can I get more questions?
Drip⁷ is not currently an on-demand learning system. The administrator of your training will assign the needed courses and cadence of your training. Our managed delivery schedule presents microlearnings every week to each user, but can be altered to provide more frequent or fewer questions based on the needs of the organization.
Can I submit a training scenario or question to be used on the platform?
Yes. We love hearing from Drip⁷ users and encourage anyone to submit an original training scenario or question. Once your content is reviewed we will contact you. Question submission can be done on the Drip⁷ website or sent to info@drip7.com.
What do I do if I notice a phish in my emails?
Phishing is one of the most common cyberattacks in general business. If you see something, say something. Don’t click on any attachments or links. There are multiple ways to report your phish: the Drip⁷ Outlook extension, your company’s IT team. Policies may vary based on each unique organization.
Can my employer track my location if I use this on my phone?
No. General usage of the platform is not location tracked.
How long will my training take?
The training length depends on your organization but is always divided into microlearning segments that can be done in just a few minutes. Training content is designed to be in 2-3 minutes segments.
Can my boss see if my answers are right or wrong?
The reporting is generally reviewed by the IT or security team in an organization. Some organization have the ability for managers to both view and encourage completion of training. It is more important to do the training than to worry as much about a wrong answer. But be focused on getting the best score you can. Points are awarded when learners engage and answer questions through the micro-learnings.
Is it easy to set up on my phone or computer?
Yes. It’s enabled for all devices, especially mobile devices. We recommend setting up a shortcut to make it even easier, or you can access the platform through email reminders that will come into your inbox.
Does it matter what time of day I log in?
Questions are deployed consistently based on your organization's preference and are designed to be adaptive to your workday - train when you have time.
Engage your employees with consistent microlearning that builds cyber resilience and ensures compliance.