Welcome to Corridor
Corridor is an AI-powered code security platform that integrates directly into the development workflow. It works with AI coding tools to prevent vulnerabilities before they’re written and automatically reviews code for security issues. By providing real-time security guardrails to coding assistants (like Cursor, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot), Corridor enables teams to ship code faster without sacrificing security.Quickstart
Get up and running with Corridor in under 5 minutes
IDE Setup
Install the Corridor extension for VS Code and Cursor
Guardrails
Real-time security analysis during AI code generation
PR Reviews
Automated security reviews on every pull request
Why Corridor?
Modern software development moves at high speed – especially with AI coding assistance – but traditional application security hasn’t kept up. Security reviews often drag on, scanners produce many false positives, and critical issues slip through into production. A reactive approach that catches bugs late doesn’t scale to the pace of AI-accelerated development. Corridor addresses this gap by embedding security into the development process. It acts as an AI security architect that empowers developers to write secure code from the start, rather than fixing bugs after the fact. This means security teams can move at the speed of code, focusing on prevention instead of endless reactive fixes.What we do
Corridor provides a layered solution to make code secure by design:- Real-time guardrails: Give AI coding agents the context and rules they need to write secure code from the beginning, preventing vulnerabilities at the source
- Automated PR reviews: Scan every pull request for security issues and leave detailed findings and remediation guidance directly in your workflow
- Security findings in code: Analyze your existing codebase to surface security findings—vulnerabilities, weak configurations, and more—with severity ratings and recommended fixes
- Continuous observability: Monitor all AI-generated code and security policy compliance, providing visibility into how code is being written and flagging any policy violations