Corridor has joined leading AI companies in signing Microsoft and NVIDIA's letter on Open Weights and American AI Leadership.
Last month, I testified to Congress on the importance of maintaining America's lead in AI through open-weight models. Increasingly capable open-weight models are only more reason to do so -- defenders must have access to best-in-class models to shore up their defenses.
Corridor and Edera are teaming up to talk about where risk actually lives, from the moment code gets written to the moment it runs. Come for the panel, stay for the drinks and the rest of the tea 🍵
Register today: luma.com/corridor-qume
Escape the conference chaos and join us at the Corridor Cabana for a cold beverage! 🍹
Spots are limited though so schedule a time: corridor.dev/blackhat
No human reviewer, no triage meeting, no one to ask who wrote it.
We put together SADL, the Secure Agentic Development Lifecycle, our take on what security controls need to look like once AI is shipping code.
Full breakdown by @alexstamos here: corridor.dev/blog/software-…
Meet you in Vegas?
Check out our Hacker Summer Camp activities and RSVP today to hear from experts about autonomous software factories and how Corridor is headed in that direction. Find us at booth #5206 or come to one of our events!
corridor.dev/blackhat
Ashwin wrote up how he got into cybersecurity (and how we met) when he hacked Stanford and ended up in my office getting advice on how most CISOs were going to be much less chill than Stanford's.
Seven years ago, I probably broke the CFAA by accidentally hacking into Stanford’s admission system, thus beginning my journey in cybersecurity. Now that the statute of limitations is over, I can tell the full story 🫡
@skeptrune if you want to handle security and compliance right with auto-approval… use @corridor as a required CI check along with your auto-approver. See how we did it: corridor.dev/blog/making-co…
Cloud agents commit code from environments security can't fully see, and by PR review the agent's already moved on.
Pre-commit scanning for cloud agents is now GA in Corridor: we scan the diff at commit and send any fixes back to the agent, same session.
Read the blog to learn more: corridor.dev/blog/pre-commi…
Introducing SADL: The Secure Agentic Development Lifecycle for Autonomous Software Factories.
As teams move towards more autonomous software development, we've proposed a new set of security controls. Each control changes as autonomy rises.
Read @alexstamos blog on the new control grid, and the future of software development.
Hear what CISOs should know about securing AI code, open weight models and open source software on this @DecipherSec podcast episode with @jackhcable!
Watch the episode today: youtube.com/watch?v=10_o4i…
We just did something crazy at @corridor: we made human code review optional. We use an AI reviewer and @corridor's own security checks. The results:
Median merge time: 21hrs → <3hrs
PRs shipped: 2-3x
Reversion rate: 1.2% → 0.7%
corridor.dev/blog/making-co…
Today, @corridor is releasing hookshot, an open source library that makes it super easy to build hooks into coding agents. Write one Go script and instantly support Claude Code, @cursor_ai, @FactoryAI, Codex, and Windsurf across all OSes.
Check it out: github.com/CorridorSecuri…
Every AI coding agent has a different hook protocol.
We built Hookshot to fix that: implement once and it works across Cursor, Claude, Windsurf, Codex, and more.
Learn about Hookshot today: corridor.dev/blog/hookshot
Corridor CPO, @alexstamos joined Nate Lee on the TPRM Podcast to discuss how AI is fundamentally changing software development, cybersecurity, and the future of work. Worth the watch if you're interested in how AI will define this next generation.
youtube.com/watch?v=ZIvLSW…
Introducing Athena: the industry coalition to protect open source software from AI attacks.
Athena is operational today. More than two dozen members. It's processed 20,000+ findings and generated 2,000+ patches across 500+ open source projects.
Join us: chainguard.dev/athena
We believe AI regulation needs to be scientific, democratic, transparent and fair.
That's why Corridor CPO, @alexstamos, alongside many others, released a letter for our government to reconsider the export controls placed on Anthropic's Fable and Mythos models.
Read the letter: freefable.org
A group of security researchers, AI entrepreneurs, and corporate executives, including myself, have released a letter calling for a return to the American ideal of transparent, predictable and evidence-based regulation when it comes to AI.
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7K Followers 3K FollowingCTO & Co-founder at @Corridor. I like to write code and build open source software. I’m also a lawyer @georgetownlaw and ran for GA Senate in 2024.