Frame Security Raises $50M to Address Human Risk

Frame Security has launched with $50 million in funding for an AI-driven platform focused on human risk security. The round was led by Index Ventures, Team8 and Picture Capital, with participation from Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport and investor Elad Gil. The company is entering the market at a time when social engineering, phishing, and deepfake attacks are becoming harder for employees to spot and easier for attackers to scale.

That is the gap Frame is trying to address. Most companies already run some form of security awareness training, but attackers are no longer relying on generic phishing emails alone. They can now use AI to create more convincing messages, impersonate executives or colleagues, and reach employees through email, chat, phone calls and video meetings. That puts more pressure on security teams to train people around the threats they are actually seeing, not just run the same quarterly awareness exercises.

Frame’s platform uses AI to create attack simulations, role-based training and employee guidance. The idea is to make security awareness more current and specific to each organization. When a new type of attack appears, security teams can build and deploy relevant training more quickly. For MSSPs, that could create a new service opportunity around human risk, especially as customers look for help reducing exposure across identity, access, payments and everyday employee decisions.

The company was founded by Tal Shlomo and Sharon Shmueli, both Unit 8200 alumni with experience at Wiz and Team8. Frame said it is already working with enterprise customers, including Louis Dreyfus Company and AlphaSense. The new funding will support hiring across engineering, cybersecurity research, AI research and go-to-market teams as the company looks to expand in the U.S. and other markets.