Security Hardening & Compliance

Make your OpenClaw deployment enterprise-ready and audit-proof.

OpenClaw is powerful — and with power comes security responsibility. With 42,000+ exposed instances found by researchers and malicious skills discovered on ClawHub, security is not optional. We harden your OpenClaw deployment with Docker containerization, non-root execution, credential isolation, network segmentation, skill vetting, audit logging, and compliance documentation for enterprise standards.

Our Process

1

Security Assessment

Audit your current OpenClaw deployment for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and exposure risks.

2

Hardening Plan

Prioritized remediation plan covering infrastructure, credentials, network, skills, and monitoring.

3

Implementation

Apply hardening measures: Docker config, reverse proxy, credential isolation, skill review, and logging.

4

Documentation & Monitoring

Compliance documentation, ongoing monitoring setup, and incident response procedures.

Key Benefits

Defense in Depth

Multiple security layers: container isolation, network segmentation, credential vaults, and tool restrictions.

Skill Vetting

Every skill reviewed for malicious code, data exfiltration, and prompt injection before installation.

Audit-Ready

Comprehensive logging of all agent actions, API calls, and data access for compliance audits.

Compliance Documentation

Security policies, risk assessments, and controls mapped to SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, and PCI-DSS frameworks.

What's Included

Docker hardening (non-root, read-only FS, dropped capabilities)
Reverse proxy with authentication and rate limiting
Credential isolation (environment variables, secret managers)
Network segmentation and egress filtering
Skill security review and vetting process
Comprehensive action and API audit logging
Tool and filesystem access restrictions
Compliance documentation (SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is OpenClaw safe for enterprise use?

It can be — with proper hardening. Out of the box, OpenClaw prioritizes functionality over security. Our hardening service adds the enterprise security layers needed for production: container isolation, credential management, network controls, skill vetting, and audit logging. After hardening, it meets enterprise security standards.

What about malicious skills on ClawHub?

This is a real risk — security researchers have found malicious skills performing data exfiltration. We implement a skill vetting process: every skill is reviewed for suspicious code before installation, version-pinned to prevent supply chain attacks, and monitored for anomalous behavior post-deployment.

Secure Your OpenClaw

Tell us about your requirements and we will get back to you within 24 hours with a tailored proposal.