healthcheck

Run a read-only security audit to discover SSH, firewall, and exposure misconfigurations on OpenClaw hosts. The healthcheck process assesses risk posture and identifies vulnerabilities without modifying the system.

The best way to harden SSH and firewall configurations is through guided, reversible remediation steps. The healthcheck workflow proposes safe hardening actions, enforces explicit approvals, and provides rollback plans for remote deployments.

You can perform host hardening on local machines, gateway hosts, and remote deployments. The security auditing workflow is applicable across all environments where OpenClaw guides non-destructive hardening and risk assessment.

Yes, OpenClaw security auditing supports rollback for firewall and SSH hardening changes. The guided remediation workflow enforces explicit approvals and generates structured rollback plans to ensure changes are reversible.

A host risk posture assessment includes SSH, firewall, updates, exposure, and cron checks. The healthcheck workflow evaluates these areas to provide compliance-ready posture guidance aligned with user-defined risk tolerances.

You should avoid automated hardening workflows when explicit approvals or backup guidance cannot be enforced. The healthcheck workflow requires structured remediation steps and rollback plans to safely guide non-destructive host hardening.