Move Fast, Break Nothing Brings Agentic Security Into the Same Room

Move Fast, Break Nothing: Corridor Happy Hour NY brings application-security practitioners into the same New York room on October 15 to examine what changes when software begins building more software. Corridor is presenting the event with Corridor Security and Kyle Bhiro listed as hosts. The official registration page says the event is full and is currently accepting waitlist requests.

The program names James Berthoty of Latio, Guy Flechter of Sola Security, and Kerem Proulx of Pensar. Their topics move across securing agentic coding, the limits of large language models in defensive systems, and the possibility of cyber weapons operating at a different scale. Sola Security is also identified as an event sponsor.

Why this room matters now

Agentic coding changes more than development velocity. A software agent can read repositories, choose tools, introduce dependencies, call services, and carry instructions across systems. The security boundary therefore moves from reviewing a finished application toward understanding the chain of decisions that produced it.

That is why a happy hour built around security and software factories can carry more weight than the format suggests. The practitioners in the room are working through a control problem that does not wait for a final code review. They have to decide where policy belongs, how an agent earns permission, what evidence survives a handoff, and how a team can interrupt a dangerous action before it becomes runtime state.

The official page does not promise a consensus or publish a detailed technical agenda. It does establish a room where security operators can compare what is already breaking, what still works, and which assumptions from human-centered development no longer travel cleanly into agentic systems.

Who should have it on the radar

The event is relevant to application-security leaders, engineering leaders, platform teams, developer-tool builders, and practitioners responsible for governing AI-assisted development. It is not an open-door event at this point. The waitlist and exact-location controls belong to the organizer.

Event details

• Date: October 15, 2026
• Time: 6:00-8:00 p.m. ET
• Location: New York; exact address shared through registration
• Presented by: Corridor
• Speakers: James Berthoty, Guy Flechter, and Kerem Proulx
• Status: Full; waitlist available
• Official page: Registration and current availability

Availability, host approval, and location details can change. Use the official page for the current event record.