healthcheck

A read-only security audit detects misconfigurations across SSH, firewalls, and disk encryption without making changes. It assesses OpenClaw gateway exposure and generates a staged hardening plan to reduce risk safely.

The safest way to harden SSH and firewall configurations is through staged, reversible steps with rollback notes. This approach enforces security policies while requiring user confirmation before applying changes to prevent breaking access.

Yes, you can check disk encryption and backup status across remote OpenClaw deployments. The audit assesses local and hybrid configurations, reviewing OS updates and gateway exposure to ensure comprehensive security coverage.

Yes, the hardening process requires manual user confirmation before applying updates or making changes. It operates safety-first by proposing reversible commands and rollback notes, ensuring you maintain control over deployment modifications.

If a hardening step breaks remote SSH access, you can use the provided rollback notes to revert the changes. The process proposes staged, reversible steps specifically to prevent permanent lockouts and maintain secure access.