Corridor and Edera Party

Corridor and Edera are teaming up to spill the tea on the hardest problem in AI software: how do you trust code that machines wrote? AI writes code faster than any team can review it which is both a gift and a new attack surface, all at once. Corridor and Edera sit on opposite ends of that problem. Corridor secures code as AI writes it, before a vulnerability reaches review. Edera secures the workload once it runs, so a compromise can't spread. Build time, runtime, and everything brewing in between is where AI-era risk hides. Our CTOs, Ashwin Ramaswami (Corridor) and Alex Zenla (Edera), are getting in a room to make the case that "secure by default" isn't just a slogan, but actually a problem that can be solved. Come for the panel but stay for the drinks, the mingling, and the rest of the tea! About CorridorCorridor builds security into AI-assisted development, giving organizations the foundation to scale from individual coding agents to autonomous software factories. Corridor enables teams to ship more secure code at every step of the way. AI-written code is secure from the start. About EderaEdera is a hardened runtime that secures untrusted software, such as AI agents, at scale without a performance tax. When something malicious runs, the question isn't whether it can cause damage — it's how far it can spread. Most security tools catch threats after the fact. Edera stops the spread before it starts, with infrastructure-level protection that shrinks your blast radius by default.