AI-Powered Human Risk Management Against Phishing, Deepfakes and Social Engineering

Frame Security operates an AI-powered platform built to reduce the human side of cyber risk. Rather than relying on generic, off-the-shelf content, the system analyzes how an organization actually works and generates tailored phishing, voice, and deepfake video simulations alongside personalized training. It targets enterprise security teams that need to defend employees against social engineering, the attack vector most likely to bypass technical controls and lead to a breach.

The platform spans the full human-risk lifecycle. It runs hyper-realistic, organization-specific simulations with adaptive difficulty, delivers AI-generated training modules across topics such as deepfakes, secure coding, and compliance in dozens of languages, and triages employee-reported suspicious emails automatically. Behavior is continuously tracked so risky actions trigger targeted micro-training, and a unified analytics dashboard produces risk-based scoring with reporting tailored to different stakeholders.

The company positions itself as a successor to traditional click-rate awareness programs, emphasizing behavior-driven interventions generated from real organizational context. Frame Security publicly launched in 2026 with a $50 million funding round led by Index Ventures, Team8, and Picture Capital, and reports enterprise customers including Louis Dreyfus Company and AlphaSense. Its founders are veterans of Israel's Unit 8200, with prior experience at Wiz and Team8.