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openclaw-security-hardening
Harden OpenClaw self-hosted environments with baseline host controls, auth tightening, secret handling, network segmentation, and safe update/rollback workflows. Use when deploying OpenClaw in home labs, startups, or production-like local AI infrastructure.
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# OpenClaw Security Hardening
Use this skill to reduce exposure in self-hosted OpenClaw deployments before opening access to teammates or external networks.
## Build a Threat Model First
Map the highest-risk assets and paths:
- Admin/API endpoints for OpenClaw
- Provider API keys and model credentials
- Prompt/response logs containing sensitive business data
- Host-level access (SSH, local admin accounts, remote desktop)
Prioritize controls that reduce credential theft, remote code execution blast radius, and data exfiltration.