Frame Security Launches with $50M Led by Index Ventures to Tackle Human Risk in Cybersecurity
Tags Security · AI · Enterprise
Frame Security, founded by Unit 8200 alumni Tal Shlomo and Sharon Shmueli, publicly launched with $50 million in funding led by Index Ventures, Team8, and Picture Capital, with participation from Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport and angel investor Elad Gil. The company is building a human risk security platform designed to protect organizations against human-targeted attacks, addressing the vector behind roughly 90% of data breaches. Frame is already deployed across tens of enterprise customers including Louis Dreyfus Company and AlphaSense. The company plans to expand engineering, frontier cybersecurity/AI research, and go-to-market teams globally.
Technical significance
Frame's focus on human risk — rather than network or endpoint security — addresses the most exploited attack vector in cybersecurity. The Unit 8200 pedigree and early enterprise traction (including major financial and tech customers) suggest the team has both the technical depth and market understanding to execute. The $50 million round in the current funding environment signals strong investor confidence in the human risk security category.