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Corridor Announces It Is Joining Cognition to Strengthen Devin Security

Corridor, a startup that provides security for AI development teams, has announced in a post on Cognition's website, written by its two co-founders, that the team is joining Cognition to work on Devin Security. They argue AI can now launch attacks on its own, so companies need new defenses.

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Corridor Announces It Is Joining Cognition to Strengthen Devin Security
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What happened

According to an article dated 2026.10.28 on Cognition's website, Corridor has announced it is joining Cognition. The article is signed by Corridor co-founders Jack Cable and Ashwin Ramaswami, and says the team will take Devin Security to the next level at Cognition.

The two founders say they started Corridor about two years ago with a mission to accelerate secure and autonomous software development. They also say Corridor has become the security layer for AI-native teams (teams that build software with AI at the core), meaning the layer of protection that guards those teams against security threats. These are the founders' own statements, not third-party assessments.

Key information in the article

Compiled from the article on Cognition's website; all statements are the parties' own
ItemWhat the article says
Date2026.10.28
AuthorsCorridor co-founders Jack Cable and Ashwin Ramaswami
What's nextJoining Cognition, working on Devin Security
Corridor's missionAccelerating secure and autonomous software development
Cognition people mentionedPresident Russell Kaplan, CSO Alex Stamos, CTO Steven Hao
Financial terms, product changes, integration timelineNot mentioned in the article

The article says Russell Kaplan is Cognition's President and was one of Corridor's earliest advisors. The founders also say they look forward to working with Cognition's CSO (chief security officer) Alex Stamos again, and to working closely with CTO (chief technology officer) Steven Hao.

Why AI security is being discussed

The founders write that AI agents can now carry out end-to-end attack chains, meaning AI can handle the whole process from finding a vulnerability to completing a breach, so defenders need new tools to keep up. They also say companies can stay secure only by dealing now with long-accumulated security debt, that is, security problems that have been left unfixed for a long time.

They further claim that the next 6 to 12 months will be the most consequential period in the history of cybersecurity. This is the authors' judgment, and the article offers no data to back it up, so readers should treat it as an opinion rather than a confirmed conclusion.

What it means for ordinary readers

For most users, this news currently means two teams working on AI development and security are joining forces. The article does not explain how service for existing Corridor customers or Devin users will change, so the practical impact cannot be judged in the short term.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of company is Corridor?

According to founders Jack Cable and Ashwin Ramaswami, Corridor was founded about two years ago with a mission to accelerate secure and autonomous software development. They say it has become the security layer for teams that build software with AI at the core.

What will Corridor do after joining Cognition?

The article says the team will take Devin Security to the next level at Cognition. It does not describe specific features or release dates.

How much money is involved in this move?

The article mentions no financial terms, so this is currently unknown.

Who published this news?

Corridor co-founders Jack Cable and Ashwin Ramaswami, in an article on Cognition's website dated 2026.10.28. All statements in it are the parties' own.

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