Every vendor in this space will tell you they believe in better security. We'd rather show you what we mean.
Frame is built on a few convictions that shape every product decision we make.
The first: excellent security shouldn't be an expensive add-on. The tools that actually protect your organization; the ones that close the loop between a real attack and a trained employee shouldn't sit behind a premium tier you have to negotiate for.
The second: AI exists to eliminate the work that shouldn't require a human. Your analysts shouldn't be hand-triaging a backlog of reported emails while a live phishing campaign spreads through your org. Your content team shouldn't be waiting weeks on a production team to build a realistic deepfake simulation. The machine should handle it.
The third: the power to respond should sit with you, not with your vendor. When a new threat emerges, you shouldn't be at the mercy of your vendor waiting on them to build something for you.
Below are just a few Frame feature highlights that put these philosophies into practice.
Phishing Triage
When an employee hits the report button on a suspicious email, something has to happen next. At most organizations, that "something" is a ticket sitting in a queue: manually reviewed, slowly, by an analyst who's looking at thirty others just like it. Real threats get buried. The best training material your organization will ever have – an actual attack targeting your actual employees – disappears into a ticketing system and never becomes a simulation.
Phishing Triage changes what happens after the report button.
Frame's AI analysis engine dissects every reported email instantly – headers, links, attachments, sender signals – and surfaces a verdict with reasoning. If the same campaign hit five employees, they surface as one investigation, not five tickets. When a threat is confirmed, one click removes it from every inbox in your organization before anyone else opens it.
And then the part that no other vendor does in a single platform: that real phishing email becomes a simulation template. The attack that targeted your org becomes the training your org runs, automatically, on the same day.
Other vendors offer inbox triage. Most charge a significant premium for it. Phishing Triage is included in Frame because containing a live threat and training against it shouldn't be two separate line items.
Deepfake Studio and Vishing Simulations
Deepfake attacks on executives jumped 94% last year, yet more than half of organizations still don't train employees to recognize them. The technology that made training effective seemed out of reach: expensive, slow, dependent on a production team.
That assumption was always the wrong thing to accept.
Deepfake Studio is a fully self-serve deepfake and voice simulation engine built directly into Frame. One photo and a short voice clip (a LinkedIn headshot and a conference talk recording are enough) and Frame generates a convincing executive deepfake in minutes. Full scene, natural facial expressions, realistic backgrounds, in 70+ languages. No production team. No wait. No data leaving your environment.
Voice phishing works the same way. Clone an executive from a single sample and run a vishing campaign: a payment authorization left as a voicemail, a help desk call requesting a credential reset, a spoofed callback in the middle of a wire request. Your AP team feels the exact pressure an attacker would apply, before it's real money on the line.
The result is yours to control. Drop it into a simulation. Use it as a training intro. Edit it with natural language prompts. Your employees experience what the real attack would feel like, on screen or on the phone, before an attacker uses it against them.
The Loop Closes
What we're building toward is a platform where a real attack on your organization or peer organization becomes a training event for your entire organization, automatically, on the same day. Before the next wave hits.
Phishing Triage captures the threat.
Deepfake Studio and Vishing Simulations makes simulations feel real.
Human Risk tells you who's vulnerable before an attacker figures it out first.
Action Plans fire the right training at the right people the moment a risk signal appears.
The board sees the behavior change.
That loop doesn't exist anywhere else. It does at Frame. We're glad to show you how it works.
