healthcheck

To run a security audit on your OpenClaw host, use this Skill to perform deep system checks, evaluate your current exposure, and identify vulnerabilities based on your defined risk tolerance. It assesses the host environment and checks OpenClaw version status.

Risk assessment for server hardening works by aligning your system's security posture with your user-defined risk tolerance. The Skill evaluates your current settings, generates a tailored remediation plan to minimize exposure, and requires explicit confirmation before executing any state-changing actions.

Yes, you can use this to modify firewall rules and change ports on your server. The Skill generates remediation plans that include these state-changing actions, but it requires explicit user approval before executing any firewall modifications or port changes to prevent accidental lockouts.

The best way to secure a remote OpenClaw server is to perform a deep security audit, assess your risk tolerance, and apply a generated remediation plan. This ensures appropriate firewall rules and minimal exposure without disrupting essential access.

Yes, you need to manually approve system hardening changes. The Skill requires explicit confirmation before executing any state-changing actions like firewall modifications or port changes, ensuring you maintain control over your host environment configuration.

A host security audit checks OpenClaw version status to ensure your environment is running a secure and updated release. Verifying the version helps identify known vulnerabilities in outdated software and aligns the system's security posture with current hardening standards.