mac-security-checkup

A read-only macOS security audit checks listening ports, firewall status, and OpenClaw results without making system changes. You can run it on-demand or schedule daily assessments to capture a non-destructive security snapshot of your Mac.

No, a macOS security checkup requires the OpenClaw tooling and the bundled macos_security_check.sh script to execute its non-destructive checks and generate the security snapshot.

No, the read-only macOS security audit captures a snapshot of ports, firewall status, and updates without modifying your system. It proposes fixes only with explicit user approval, ensuring no changes occur without permission.

Running a read-only macOS security snapshot is an effective way to check open ports and firewall status. It reports listening ports and firewall configurations, summarizes identified security gaps, and proposes actionable fixes for review.

You can run a deep security audit on macOS by executing the optional OpenClaw deep audit command. This extends the standard read-only snapshot to perform more comprehensive security checks across your system.

Daily macOS security assessments are limited to read-only checks, meaning they identify gaps and propose fixes but cannot apply changes. Remediation requires explicit user approval after reviewing the generated snapshot.