Health records are among the most valuable data criminals can steal, and phishing is how they usually get in. ScamDrill drills clinical and front-office staff with realistic scenarios — and never needs a single patient record to do it.
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High-value records, busy staff, and a culture of responding fast — exactly the conditions phishing exploits.
A medical record supports insurance fraud, prescription fraud, and identity theft for years. Credential phishing against clinic staff is the cheapest way to reach thousands of them.
Clinical environments run on fast responses. Scammers imitate that urgency — a "patient portal alert" or "pharmacy verification" gets clicked because everything is urgent.
Every new hire at the front desk is a fresh target who hasn't seen last year's training. Awareness has to be continuous, not annual.
Train front desk, billing, and clinical staff with the scams aimed at them — on autopilot.
Fake EHR login alerts, payer "remittance" notices, pharmacy callbacks, and IT-helpdesk impersonations — over email and SMS.
ScamDrill needs staff names and work contact info. Nothing else. Patient data never enters the platform — which keeps your risk surface, and your vendor review, small.
Missed drills turn into immediate, private micro-lessons. Staff learn the tell they missed while they still remember the email.
Awareness courses with per-person completion certificates — the documentation layer of a security awareness program.
Front office, billing, clinical, per-site — target campaigns and compare progress across groups.
Exportable evidence of ongoing training and simulated phishing, ready for risk assessments and audits.
Straight answer: HIPAA's Security Rule requires a security awareness and training program for all workforce members. ScamDrill is built to be the engine of one.
The Security Rule (45 CFR §164.308(a)(5)) calls for security awareness training, including protection from malicious software and login monitoring awareness. ScamDrill provides recurring training, realistic practice, and the per-person records to evidence it.
Because drills run on work emails and phone numbers only, ScamDrill doesn't need access to patient systems or records. Ask us anything else through your vendor review — see our security page.
Most teams send their first simulation the same day they sign up.
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CSV from your HR system. Group by site or role.
Spread scenarios across the year so awareness doesn't expire after the annual training.
Completion certificates and simulation history for your compliance records.
HIPAA requires a security awareness and training program; ScamDrill gives you the recurring training, realistic phishing practice, and per-person documentation that such a program is made of. Your compliance officer or counsel decides what your full program needs — we make the awareness piece real instead of a yearly slideshow.
Typically no — ScamDrill doesn't access, store, or transmit PHI. Drills run entirely on staff names and work contact details. If your review concludes otherwise for your setup, talk to us.
Yes — that's the point of drills over courses. A simulation takes seconds to receive and the lesson after a miss takes under a minute. The annual modules are short and trackable.
Yes. Smishing — fake pharmacy texts, MFA-fatigue messages, delivery scams — is enabled per-learner with explicit consent, and any learner can stop SMS drills by replying STOP.
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