We're a small team of security researchers who do one thing: audit, harden, and monitor OpenClaw instances. You keep the most powerful AI agent ever built. We remove everything that makes it dangerous.
OpenClaw is, by every measure, the most capable personal AI agent in existence. It reads your email, writes your code, manages your calendar, controls your browser, and runs shell commands on your machine — all autonomously, all day, all night.
It also has no meaningful security layer. ClawHub — the marketplace where you install skills — has zero vetting. A researcher found 341 malicious packages in a single week, including keyloggers, infostealers, and backdoors. A crafted WhatsApp message can hijack your agent. Your API keys sit in plaintext files the agent can read.
The security community is unanimous: OpenClaw is incredible technology with a catastrophic security posture. CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks both issued advisories calling it unsuitable for corporate environments.
But you're not going to stop using it. Neither would we. So we built a practice around making it safe — one instance at a time, by hand, by people who've read the source code and track the threats daily.
You don't need another CLI to learn. You need someone who already knows what's wrong, can explain it clearly, and will fix it before you hang up the call. That's us.
We're not a general cybersecurity consultancy. Every hour we spend is on OpenClaw's 400,000-line codebase, its skill ecosystem, its messaging bridges, its novel attack surface. Depth, not breadth.
If we find active malware or exposed credentials during your audit, we flag it and help you fix it immediately. Your safety doesn't wait for paperwork.
Our weekly ClawHub Security Bulletin is free and public. Our detection rules are open source. We earn trust by sharing knowledge, not hoarding it.
"From a capability perspective, OpenClaw is groundbreaking. From a security perspective, it's an absolute nightmare."
Every engagement includes remediation. We fix what we find — not just report it. All prices per instance unless noted.
Don't know how exposed you are? Start here. We scan your installed skills for malware, check your config for the 20 most critical misconfigurations, and deliver a clear, prioritized report — with severity ratings and step-by-step fix instructions for everything we find.
The complete treatment. We remotely access your instance, audit every surface — skills, config, credentials, network, messaging bridges, agent memory — then harden everything to best practices. You get a clean, locked-down instance and a detailed written report of every finding and fix.
Your OpenClaw runs 24/7. Your security should too. We monitor your instance continuously, vet new skills before you install them, alert you to new threats, and re-audit monthly. Think of it as a fractional security team for your AI agent.
Active compromise or suspected exploitation. We respond within 4 hours. $1,500
3–10 instances, unified reporting, team security policies. Custom pricing
Find every OpenClaw instance on your corporate network. Risk report + governance recommendations. Custom pricing
Haven't installed yet? We guide you through a hardened installation with vetted skills only. $549
Tell us your setup — skills, integrations, what worries you. We tell you exactly what we'd check and what it costs. No pitch.
Scoped, temporary, logged access. We audit the environment — never your messages, files, or accounts. Full access log provided.
We run our full check matrix. Critical findings (active malware, exposed keys) get fixed immediately — before we finish the audit.
Detailed findings, fixes applied, recommendations, risk score. 30-min walkthrough call. 7 days of follow-up support.
Every threat below has been documented by independent security researchers in the last 60 days.
341 confirmed malicious packages. Infostealers, keyloggers, backdoors disguised as productivity tools.
One crafted message hijacks your agent. Exfiltrates SSH keys, tokens, and chat history silently.
API keys in plaintext. 1,800+ instances actively leaking credentials on the open internet.
No trust levels in agent memory. Attacker payloads persist across sessions for weeks undetected.
42,665 instances visible on Shodan. Gateway bound to 0.0.0.0. Minimal or no authentication.
37,000 agents on Moltbook processing untrusted content from other agents. Prompt injection spreads virally.
Scoped, temporary access — typically read-only SSH or a screen-shared session where you watch live. We audit config files, skill manifests, network exposure, and credential storage — not your messages or personal files. Full access log provided. If you prefer, we'll guide you through running the checks yourself on a video call.
You can — and we publish free guides to help. But we audit OpenClaw instances daily. We track ClawHub malware in real time. We know which config combinations create exploitable gaps that aren't documented anywhere. The Quick Scan ($477) gives you a prioritized report so you can fix everything yourself if you want. The Full Audit ($887) means we fix it all for you.
We stop and fix it immediately — before finishing the full audit. Active malware, exposed credentials, and data exfiltration don't wait for a report. Included in every engagement at no extra charge.
If you're not satisfied with the quality of our work, full refund. No questions, no hoops. We've never had to issue one.
Cisco's Skill Scanner checks individual skills for known malware signatures. It doesn't audit your config, check network exposure, rotate credentials, review memory poisoning, harden messaging bridges, or fix anything. It's a useful starting point. We're what comes after.
We hope they do — we contribute upstream. But even with perfect defaults, you still need independent scanning of third-party skills, monitoring for config drift, threat intelligence, and audit evidence. WordPress got much more secure over the years. Wordfence still has 5 million active installs.
Yes. Our Enterprise Shadow AI Assessment finds every OpenClaw instance on your network, assesses risk, and builds governance recommendations — without banning the tool. We also offer team/multi-instance audits with unified reporting and centralized security policies.
Book consult. We'll tell you exactly what to worry about — and what not to.
Or find us in the OpenClaw Discord → @clawcop