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I Found 42,000 Exposed AI Agents on Shodan. Is Yours One?
In January 2026, researchers found 42,665 exposed AI agent instances online — 93.4% were vulnerable. What went wrong and how to avoid it.
Threat research, hardening guides, compliance checklists, and incident reports. Everything you need to run AI agents safely in production.
Real-world security research, exposed instances, and incident analysis.
Step-by-step guides to secure your OpenClaw deployment.
Most security issues aren't bugs—they're deployment mistakes. Five practical lessons from the last 30 days. Power comes with responsibility.
The complete checklist for hardening OpenClaw: network binding, authentication, credential encryption, audit logging, and egress control.
You're about to put OpenClaw on a server. Credentials, auth, audit, kill switch, egress—what goes wrong and what Clawctl does about it.
You want to ship it. Security will block you. Exposed dashboards, one-click hacks, poisoned plugins — what goes wrong and how to deploy safely.
Deep dives into guardrails, approvals, audit logging, and access control.
You want autonomy. You also need to stop it. Anthropic and OpenAI agree—oversight is the gap. Here's the three controls that actually matter when you ship.
Your OpenClaw agent is the most privileged user on your machine. It reads instructions from a text file anyone can manipulate. Here's how to sandbox it properly.
Why network egress controls matter for AI agents. Data exfiltration risks, allowlist vs blacklist, and how to secure OpenClaw network access.
Why audit logging matters for AI agents, what to log, compliance requirements, and how Clawctl implements comprehensive audit trails for OpenClaw.
How to protect API keys in OpenClaw deployments. Learn about credential exposure risks, attack vectors, and how Clawctl secures your secrets.
Complete guide to OpenClaw data privacy. Learn what data is processed, where it's stored, GDPR considerations, and how Clawctl protects your information.
Enterprise security, CISO perspectives, and compliance guidance.
Shell access. File access. Email. Messaging. That power makes OpenClaw exciting—and dangerous if you treat it casually. What security experts are seeing.
VentureBeat published the CISO checklist. Walmart's CISO called it the #1 challenge. Here's what security leaders want to know—and how to answer.
Enterprise-grade managed OpenClaw with SOC 2 readiness, SSO, audit logging, and custom SLAs. Learn how Clawctl meets enterprise security requirements.
Clawctl wraps your OpenClaw with enterprise-grade security out of the box. Deploy in 60 seconds with guardrails, audit logs, and approvals built in.