edgeone-clawscan

To run an OpenClaw security scan, execute a comprehensive health check command to audit system configurations, installed skills, and known vulnerabilities. This process identifies supply chain risks and potential privacy leaks within your setup.

Supply chain risk assessment checks installed skills for malicious code and external vulnerabilities using API lookups. It evaluates installed skill packages to detect known CVE advisories and prevent risky software dependencies from compromising your environment.

Perform a privacy leakage risk assessment before deploying new skills or after significant environment changes. This identifies potential data exposure vulnerabilities and configuration risks within your OpenClaw instance to ensure robust protection against threats.

Yes, you can audit individual OpenClaw skills for known CVE vulnerabilities. The scan matches installed skills against known security advisories and external API databases to detect supply chain risks and identify malicious code patterns.

Yes, the OpenClaw security scan includes built-in configuration checks to identify potential security misconfigurations. It performs a full system audit to ensure your environment is robust against threats and prevents data exposure vulnerabilities.

The best way to secure an OpenClaw environment is running a comprehensive security scan that evaluates skill supply chain risks, matches known CVE vulnerabilities, and assesses local privacy leakage. This identifies malicious skills and configuration risks.