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Corridor

AI-native security for coding agents

freemiumopen sourceupdated Aug 16, 2026

Corridor is an AI-native security platform that intercepts vulnerabilities at the code generation layer, providing real-time guardrails and automated PR security reviews for teams using AI coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot. Founded by former CISA Secure by Design lead Jack Cable and backed by $25M Series A from Felicis at a $200M valuation, Corridor embeds proactive security context into developer workflows via MCP server integration.

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Corridor takes a fundamentally different approach to application security by securing AI-generated code at its source rather than scanning for vulnerabilities after the fact. The platform integrates directly with AI coding agents through an MCP server, feeding security context and guardrails to tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot in real time. When a coding agent generates code, Corridor ensures it follows secure patterns from the start, preventing entire classes of vulnerabilities from entering the codebase.

Every pull request is automatically reviewed for security issues including OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, hardcoded secrets, insecure API patterns, and broken access control. The platform generates custom security guardrails based on each team's codebase and coding patterns, learning from past decisions to enforce organization-specific security standards. Teams gain visibility into AI coding activity across their organization through a centralized dashboard.

Corridor raised a $25M Series A led by Felicis at a $200M valuation, with backing from notable angels including Anthropic CPO Mike Krieger and former Facebook CISO Alex Stamos who serves as CPO. The platform supports GitHub integration with GitLab and Bitbucket on the roadmap, and partners directly with AI coding platforms like Cursor and Factory for native integration.

Pricing

Free trial; subscription plans for teams and enterprise

Platforms

GitHub, MCP Server, VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code

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Use Cases

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Comparisons

Corridor vs Snyk vs Aikido — AI Code Security Comparison

Code security in the AI coding era demands tools that secure code at generation time, not just after. Corridor embeds real-time security guardrails into AI coding agents like Cursor and Claude Code, backed by a $25M Series A at $200M valuation. Snyk is the established leader in developer security with broad SCA, SAST, and container scanning. Aikido Security unifies code, cloud, and runtime security in one developer-first platform trusted by over 50,000 organizations.

FAQ

What is Corridor?

Corridor is an AI-native security platform that intercepts vulnerabilities at the code generation layer, providing real-time guardrails and automated PR security reviews for teams using AI coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot. Founded by former CISA Secure by Design lead Jack Cable and backed by $25M Series A from Felicis at a $200M valuation, Corridor embeds proactive security context into developer workflows via MCP server integration.

Is Corridor free?

Corridor offers a free tier alongside paid plans. Free trial; subscription plans for teams and enterprise

Is Corridor open source?

Yes — Corridor is open source.

What are the best Corridor alternatives?

The top editor-verified Corridor alternatives are Snyk, Aikido Security, DryRun Security.

How does Corridor score in our review?

Our hands-on review scores Corridor 74/100 overall, based on speed, privacy, and developer-experience testing.