ctct-security-patrol

To run a system security audit, this tool executes the OpenClaw Security Patrol to scan core environments, sensitive directories, SSH, and network exposure, producing a detailed results file alongside a human-readable summary.

Yes, you need Node.js v18+ installed on the host to perform local security patrols and scheduled scans. The Skill directory must also be present to execute the security audit and generate local reports.

Yes, you can automate security posture checks using OpenClaw cron to schedule local scans. In local mode, strict privacy guidelines ensure no network data leaks occur during the automated report generation.

Local only mode strictly restricts network data leaks by keeping scans offline, whereas full assessment mode enables threat intelligence queries and reporting, requiring explicit user consent for network push operations.

A comprehensive security patrol covers core running environments, sensitive directories, SSH configurations, and network exposure dimensions, outputting a detailed results file and a summary to assess overall system posture.

To set up the security patrol tool, install Node.js v18+, ensure the Skill directory is present, and initiate the session by saying execute security patrol to configure mode selection and start auditing.