openclaw-shieldEnterprise AI security scanner using static analysis, runtime guards, and ClamAV to detect credential theft, data leaks, malware, and ensure audit logging.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install pfaria32/openclaw-shieldEnterprise security scanner for AI agents. Detects credential theft, data exfiltration, and malicious code with static analysis + runtime guards + ClamAV integration. Audit logging and tamper-evident reports.
When to use: Security scanning, threat detection, code auditing, runtime protection for AI agents
What to know:
Repository: https://github.com/pfaria32/OpenClaw-Shield-Security
cd /home/node/.openclaw/workspace
git clone https://github.com/pfaria32/OpenClaw-Shield-Security.git projects/OpenClaw-Shield
# Test the scanner
python3 projects/OpenClaw-Shield/src/scanner.py /path/to/scan
# Deploy (see repository README for full setup)python3 projects/OpenClaw-Shield/src/scanner.py workspace --output shield-report.jsonSet up cron job (see repository deployment guide):
# Daily at 3 AM UTC
0 3 * * * /path/to/scan-script.shConfigure allowlists and enable runtime protection (see deployment/openclaw-config.py in repo).
ā Deployed on this instance (clawdbot-toronto)
Inspired by: Resonant by Manolo Remiddi
Source: https://github.com/ManoloRemiddi/resonantos-open-system-toolkit/blob/main/BUILD_YOUR_OWN_SHIELD.md
Built on the principle: "Don't trust, verify."
Full docs, threat model, and deployment guide in repository README.
Generated Mar 1, 2026
Financial institutions deploy AI agents for customer service and fraud detection. OpenClaw Shield scans these agents for credential theft and data exfiltration risks, ensuring compliance with regulations like GDPR and PCI-DSS. Its tamper-evident logs provide audit trails for security reviews.
Healthcare providers use AI agents to analyze patient data and assist in diagnostics. The scanner detects malicious code and enforces runtime guards to prevent unauthorized data access, helping maintain HIPAA compliance and protect sensitive health information.
E-commerce platforms integrate AI agents for inventory management and customer interactions. OpenClaw Shield performs static analysis to identify destructive operations and uses ClamAV integration to scan for malware, reducing supply chain risks and ensuring transaction security.
DevOps teams in large enterprises deploy AI agents for automation and monitoring. The tool scans code repositories pre-execution to detect security vulnerabilities, with Telegram alerts for critical findings, enabling proactive threat mitigation in CI/CD pipelines.
Government agencies use AI agents for data analysis and public services. OpenClaw Shield enforces file and network allowlists with runtime guards, providing real-time protection against data exfiltration and ensuring integrity in sensitive operations.
Offer OpenClaw Shield as a cloud service with tiered subscriptions based on scan frequency and features like ClamAV integration. Revenue comes from monthly fees, targeting enterprises needing continuous security monitoring for their AI agents.
Sell perpetual licenses for on-premise deployment, including support and updates. This model appeals to organizations with strict data sovereignty requirements, such as government or financial sectors, generating upfront and annual maintenance fees.
Provide a free version with basic scanning capabilities, while premium features like advanced runtime guards and Telegram alerts are paid. This attracts small businesses and developers, converting them to paid plans as their security needs grow.
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Start with manual scans to validate the tool in your environment, then automate daily scans via cron jobs as outlined in the repository. For runtime protection, gradually configure allowlists to avoid disrupting existing workflows.
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