Frame Security Launches AI Platform with $50M to Combat Human Risk in Cybersecurity
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- •Frame Security raised $50 million to launch an AI platform focused on human risk security.
- •The platform aims to combat sophisticated AI-driven social engineering and deepfake attacks.
- •90% of data breaches involve human error, necessitating improved security awareness training.
Frame Security has launched an AI-driven platform aimed at enhancing human risk security, backed by a $50 million funding round from Index Ventures, Team8, and Picture Capital. The platform addresses the increasing threat of AI-powered social engineering and deepfake attacks, which have become more sophisticated and prevalent. Nearly 90% of data breaches involve human error, highlighting the need for improved security awareness training. Frame's solution automates training and attack simulations, allowing organizations to quickly adapt to emerging threats. The platform offers hyper-personalized training and real-time guidance to employees, aiming to strengthen the human element in cybersecurity defenses. The company is already working with enterprise clients and plans to expand its workforce to support growth in the U.S. and other markets.
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