Frame Security Launches with $50M to Combat AI Cyber Risk

Cybersecurity startup Frame Security has launched with 50 million dollars in funding. This investment focuses on human vulnerability in the age of AI-powered cyberattacks. The funding round was led by Index Ventures, Team8, and Picture Capital. Frame Security calls its approach "human risk security," defending against sophisticated social engineering attacks targeting employees. What's interesting is this launch comes as businesses face a surge in AI-enhanced phishing, impersonation, and deepfake attacks. These can bypass traditional cybersecurity controls. The company states human behavior is involved in most data breaches. Frame's platform uses AI to automate security awareness and employee training. It creates realistic attack simulations and personalized guidance. The goal is continuous, adaptive training aligned with real threats. The company cited Gartner data showing 43% of cybersecurity leaders reported a deepfake audio call incident in 2025. Also, 37% encountered deepfake video calls. These attacks target financial approvals and credential theft. The bottom line is that investors are betting human-layer security will become a major new category in enterprise cybersecurity.