Frame Security

Frame Security is a cybersecurity company that launched in May 2026 with $50 million in funding, co-led by Index Ventures, Team8, and Picture Capital. Headquartered in New York and Tel Aviv, the company was founded by Tal Shlomo (CEO) and Sharon Shmueli (CTO), both veterans of Israel's elite cyber Unit 8200, with Shlomo previously an early employee at Wiz and Shmueli a former CTO at Team8. Frame Security operates within the rapidly growing security awareness training market, which is projected to exceed $10 billion by 2027. It defines and leads a new category called "Human Risk Security." The company's business model focuses on serving enterprise clients, with contracts ranging from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars, and has already secured major customers like AlphaSense, Louis Dreyfus Company, and Rockefeller Capital Management. Frame Security's core service is an AI-driven platform designed to automate and personalize security awareness and training. This platform directly addresses the escalating threat of AI-driven social engineering attacks, such as deepfakes, voice-cloned calls, and sophisticated phishing emails. Its key features include generating realistic, hyper-personalized attack simulations based on an employee's role and work behavior. By continuously analyzing employee behavior and organizational patterns, the AI engine delivers real-time, relevant guidance and simulations. This dynamic approach enables security teams to quickly create and deploy training for new attack types, preparing the workforce for actual threats and providing measurable insights into an organization's human risk readiness, thereby transforming employees into a strong line of defense.