Corridor
Apply security controls to software development workflows that use AI.
Corridor Funding History
Corridor builds security tools for AI-assisted software development. Its platform adds real-time controls to coding workflows to catch vulnerabilities introduced by coding agents.
Company Overview
San Francisco, California, US
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Series A
US$25 million
Corridor said the funding would expand security controls for AI-generated code and integrations with developer tools.
Led by Felicis.
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Corridor Founding Team
Corridor’s founders brought together secure-by-design work and research on AI models to address security risks in AI-assisted software development.
- Jack Cable previously led Secure by Design work at the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
- Ashwin Ramaswami became CTO after doing AI research at Stanford.
Corridor Products
Corridor Company Development
Steering the Agent While It Plans
Corridor introduced Argos to select security context for an AI coding agent. It supplies that context as the agent plans changes, moving part of the security workflow earlier than reviewing the completed code.
Corridor Competitive Landscape
Security Inside the Coding Loop
Corridor’s controls run in the AI coding workflow, where a team can intervene as an agent creates code. Snyk also helps developers find vulnerabilities, with tools spanning dependencies, source code and other project assets. The useful distinction is when each product applies a control and what the developer needs to change in response.
