If I attach a document by dragging and dropping it into my Gmail email, will it be secured with Secure Exchanges?

If Secure Exchanges is enabled, all attached files will be secured when the email is sent.

When you drag your files onto the email and Secure Exchanges is active, you will see the Secure Exchanges logo appear at the bottom of the area where you are moving your files:

Furthermore, if Secure Exchanges is disabled, you will not see its logo at the bottom of the area where you move your files; it will appear as follows:

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