Security for Software
That Builds Itself.

Corridor secures AI coding agents as they write code, enforces what's safe to ship, and scales with your team as agents take on more.

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Trusted by leading security teams

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Before Corridor, security and code review looked like an insurmountable backlog of work. I realized I needed something like Corridor day one at LangChain — the company's velocity was tremendous and I was losing ground to all of the development work going on. One of our infrastructure engineers told me Corridor has stopped them from shipping critical infrastructure vulnerabilities, and caught insecure testing resources well before they reached production.

John KennedyHead of Security, LangChain

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We looked at over ten tools and most produced a lot of noise. Corridor was different — it consistently caught real vulnerabilities. Running directly in my dev workflow and in GitHub means issues get identified and fixed immediately. It’s quickly become part of my daily toolkit.

Mathew SolnikCISO, WitnessAI

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Corridor really fits in the proper 'Goldilocks zone' of security tools... every security professional has been subjected to tools that are way too noisy... I have been really pleasantly surprised by the feedback we've gotten from software developers at Sublime using Corridor.

Andrew BechererCISO, Sublime Security

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Corridor is a critical part of our workflow today... without Corridor, I'd be a lot more concerned about the security feedback and security review processes.

Aashish KapurSecurity Lead, Pylon

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Corridor enables security at pace with our ever-accelerating developer workflow. By providing context-rich analysis on every PR, we’re able to resolve & prevent complex issues without becoming the bottleneck.

Blake DunsonHead of Security & Reliability, Casca

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Corridor has been a great addition to our Product Security program, giving us confidence to enable developers to use AI coding solutions while maintaining strong security standards. Its agentic AI driven approach helps us review far more code than a human-only process could ever cover, allowing security to scale with modern development speed.

Cory MichalVP of Information Security, AppOmni

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John KennedyHead of Security, LangChain

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Mathew SolnikCISO, WitnessAI

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Andrew BechererCISO, Sublime Security

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Corridor is a critical part of our workflow today... without Corridor, I'd be a lot more concerned about the security feedback and security review processes.

Aashish KapurSecurity Lead, Pylon

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Blake DunsonHead of Security & Reliability, Casca

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Cory MichalVP of Information Security, AppOmni

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John KennedyHead of Security, LangChain

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Mathew SolnikCISO, WitnessAI

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Andrew BechererCISO, Sublime Security

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Corridor is a critical part of our workflow today... without Corridor, I'd be a lot more concerned about the security feedback and security review processes.

Aashish KapurSecurity Lead, Pylon

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Blake DunsonHead of Security & Reliability, Casca

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Cory MichalVP of Information Security, AppOmni

The shift

Software development is being rebuilt.
Security is the last part that hasn't been.

Agents write the features, open the pull requests, and increasingly ship them. Writing code stopped being the bottleneck; reviewing it became one.

Our approach

Prevention, not detection.

Corridor prevents vulnerabilities as agents write code, enforces what's allowed to merge, shows you everything they shipped, and works down the backlog you already have.

1 Prevention

Vulnerabilities that never get written

Corridor integrates with your coding agent, local or remote, to prevent vulnerabilities before they ever make it to the pull request.

Design stage security: Corridor returns security guardrails based on the agent's plan, preventing vulnerabilities and saving revision loops
Pre-commit scanning: for cloud agents, vulnerabilities are caught and flagged to the agent so they can be fixed autonomously
Works in your tools: Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, VS Code, Devin, and their cloud agents

Cloud agent · session 4821

add an api endpoint to download a file given the file parameter

Ran Corridor

Corridor Security Context

Feature Type: API endpoint • Validate filenames using secure methods, ensure file paths are confined within designated directories...

routes.py+12

# Secure file download endpoint
@app.route('/download', methods=['GET'])
def download_file():
filename = secure_filename(request.args.get('file'))
return send_file(safe_path, as_attachment=True)

pre-commit hook · corridor scan --staged

✓ no findings · commit allowed

→ pushed agent/download-endpoint, opened PR #248

2 Enforcement

Nothing merges that doesn't meet your bar

You set the security bar once. Corridor enforces it on every pull request, and records every exception.

Frictionless PR reviews: Corridor contextually reviews every pull request, catching tricky vulnerabilities without the noise
Your policy is the gate: pick the severities that must be clean, enforced as a required check, set once and applied everywhere
Self-improvement loop: every review and piece of feedback tunes Corridor to only flag the issues that matter to you

Pull Request #247

corridor-securitybota minute ago

The endpoint lacks authorization/ownership checks, allowing any authenticated user to fetch other users' settings by changing the user_id path parameter (IDOR).

@app.route('/api/user/<int:user_id>/settings', methods=['GET'])

def get_user_settings(user_id):

if 'user_id' not in session:

return jsonify({'error': 'Not authenticated'}), 401

conn = get_db_connection()

●Merge policyCritical + High must be clean

✗Corridor Review1 high finding blocks merge

✓Corridor Reviewre-checked after fix · merge unblocked

3 Observability

Complete visibility into the code your AI agents ship

Which AI tools your developers use, how much code their agents wrote, and whether it met your policy, across every project, in one place.

AI code, measured: tool adoption per team, volume of agent-written code, and how it trends
Policy adherence: not just what Corridor told the agent, but whether the code that shipped followed it
Agent governance: which agents ran, what they were allowed to call, and the audit trail behind it

Corridor Dashboard

Team compliance

0/ 265 members reporting

6 with privacy mode disabled

Agent sessions

0logged this month

each tied to an agent and a repo

Tool calls

0MCP, Bash, and skills

2 servers blocked by policy

Agent sessions per week

AI-authored pull requests by tool

Claude Code46%

Cursor31%

Codex14%

Copilot9%

MCP servers detected

ServerUsersSourceStatus

github142project configdetected

postgres-admin18user configdetected

unknown-fetch-server3user configunapproved

84 skills31 hook configs12 plugins3 secrets found

4 Triage & remediation

Corridor Agent triages and fixes what is already open

Corridor's agent helps AppSec engineers scale. Work through your vulnerability backlog and create guardrails to ensure those issues never surface again.

Full context, full control: the Corridor agent maintains your full security context, allowing you to automate your most time-intensive tasks
Burn through your backlog: review findings and produce fixes en masse
From Corridor, Slack, or your coding agent: work with Corridor where you already work

Corridor Agent

what critical findings are open across all projects?

Corridor Agent

payments-api · 2 criticalweb-checkout · 1 criticalbilling-worker · 1 high

Fixed the SSRF in payments-api and opened PR #412

fix these vulnerabilities, and create a guardrail to prevent them from being introduced again

Corridor Agent

4 fixes opened as pull requests · guardrail created from the pattern

Why it works

Security that adapts to your codebase

From guardrails written in your code to continuous learning, Corridor maintains a living security model of your codebase that gets sharper with every review.

Guardrails

Your codebase, your rules

Write your security standards in plain English and Corridor turns them into guardrails: rules written in terms of your own code, naming your libraries and your helpers instead of quoting generic advice. Every guardrail applies in the agent session and on every pull request.

Learning

It gets to know your code

Every review, every fix, and every false positive you report feeds back into the model. What Corridor flags gets sharper, and what it should ignore gets quieter, the longer it runs.

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Built for Security and Engineering Teams

For Security Teams

Enable adoption of AI coding tools without sacrificing security: your security policy is enforced at the point of code generation
Full visibility: track AI tool usage, vulnerabilities in AI-generated code, and insecure configurations org-wide
Compliance ready: meet audit requirements with complete logs and security controls around your AI coding

For Engineering Teams

Frictionless security: no interaction required in the IDE, Corridor adds a security layer in the background
Works with your tools: seamless integration with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and more
Learns your codebase: the security context Corridor enforces adapts to your team's patterns and requirements

Get security for software that builds itself.

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Security for Software That Builds Itself.

Software development is being rebuilt.Security is the last part that hasn't been.

Prevention, not detection.

Vulnerabilities that never get written

Nothing merges that doesn't meet your bar

Complete visibility into the code your AI agents ship

Corridor Agent triages and fixes what is already open

Security that adapts to your codebase

Your codebase, your rules

It gets to know your code

Built for Security and Engineering Teams

For Security Teams

For Engineering Teams

Get security for software that builds itself.

Security for Software
That Builds Itself.

Software development is being rebuilt.
Security is the last part that hasn't been.