ClawSecure
ClawSecure · Other
ClawSecure is an open-source AI agent security platform built to protect agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, and OpenClaw. It pairs a free pre-install scanner with paid runtime monitoring, and it wraps both in an assistant it calls your AI CISO. The pitch is simple: run an agent security audit before a skill touches your files, then keep watching after you deploy.
About ClawSecure
What Is ClawSecure
ClawSecure is a security service for people who run autonomous AI agents. Those agents read your files, call your tools, and send data on your behalf, and most of that activity happens with no one watching. ClawSecure steps in at two points: before you install something, and while it runs.
The AI agent security scanner leans on a 3-layer audit protocol. It checks for malicious code, behavioral threats, prompt injection, supply chain problems, and 55+ threat patterns. Company data on the site says 41% of top tools carry material risk. Another 1 in 5 quietly exfiltrate data, and 22.9% change code after install. Those numbers come from ClawSecure's own audits, so treat them as vendor claims rather than independent results.
If you install agent skills from public markets without checking them first, you're handing a stranger's code the same access you give your email, your code repositories, and your saved passwords. That's the risk ClawSecure wants to shrink.
The big limit is scope. ClawSecure only helps if you actually run the scans and keep the daemon active. It can't undo damage from an agent you already trusted. And the deeper monitoring tiers cost real money each month.
Getting Started
- Go to clawsecure.ai and paste a GitHub link, upload a skill file, or drop in a ClawHub URL.
- Run the free scan to get a security audit report within about 30 seconds. No signup or card is needed for this step.
- Install the ClawSecure daemon with one command if you want runtime monitoring across your whole environment.
- Connect the browser dashboard through GitHub or Google SSO, and let the AI CISO configure your installs.
- Ask Claw in Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, or WeChat for status, or run
clawsecure ask "is my environment safe?"from your terminal.
Product Information
A quick look at ClawSecure's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Individual developers running AI coding agents
- Small teams sharing an agent environment
- Security-minded power users on OpenClaw or Claude Code
Tasks
- Vetting a skill before installing it
- Catching prompt injection during a live session
- Auditing which tools can reach your credentials
- Scanning a new ClawHub skill
Scenarios
- You found a useful skill on ClawHub and want to know if it's safe
- An agent starts doing something it has never done before
- You inherited a machine full of agent tools and want a baseline
Key features
3-Layer Audit Protocol
Every scan runs through three layers that look for malicious code, behavioral threats, and supply chain risks across 55+ threat patterns. You get a public agent security audit report for each scan, so the result is something you can share or archive. The point? Catch problems a plain antivirus scan would miss.
AI CISO
ClawSecure calls its assistant an AI CISO. The name sets expectations: it configures every install securely and closes prompt injection protection gaps, plus social engineering and credential theft. You can reach it through the dashboard, messaging apps, or the terminal. Free and Shield tiers get the lighter protection level, while Fortress adds OS-level monitoring. Prompt injection protection is the core promise here. Why does it matter? Because injection is the top agent threat, and most tools can't see it at all.
Runtime Monitoring and Anomaly Detection
Once the daemon is running, ClawSecure watches new components and agent behavior as they happen. Sentinel adds alerts the moment an agent does something it has never done before, plus full tool-call history and behavioral trends. This is the layer that catches a skill going bad after it passed the initial scan.
Watchtower Community Monitoring
Watchtower keeps tabs on thousands of community skills around the clock. Threats found elsewhere feed back into your protection. It runs on every tier, including the free one. For a fast-moving skill market, that shared intelligence is often the difference between catching a bad package and missing it.
MCP and CLI Permission Mapping
Shield and higher tiers show exactly what has access to Gmail, GitHub, Slack, and your filesystem. The MCP security layer drops into Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Goose. A CLI works from any terminal too. If you already live in a dev workflow, this fits without a new tool to learn.
OWASP ASI Top 10 Coverage
ClawSecure claims full 10/10 coverage of the OWASP ASI Top 10, the list of top risks for autonomous agents. Prompt injection tops that list. Coverage is included on every tier, not held back for paying customers.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Free AI agent security scanner with no signup or card, so you can test it on a real skill in under a minute.
- Full OWASP ASI Top 10 coverage and Watchtower monitoring at no cost.
- Works across Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, OpenClaw, and other popular agent environments.
- Reachable from the tools you already use: dashboard, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, WeChat, and CLI.
- Open-source, so the audit logic can be inspected rather than taken on faith.
Cons
- Runtime monitoring, permission mapping, and the security dashboard are all behind paid tiers.
- Fortress (OS-level monitoring, network analysis) costs $199/mo at list price, which is steep for solo users.
- The headline risk statistics come from ClawSecure's own audits and aren't independently verified.
- Newer platform with less public track record than established endpoint security vendors.
Frequently asked questions
It checks AI agent skills and components for malicious code, prompt injection, and supply chain risks before you install them, then monitors your environment while agents run. The free tier covers scanning; paid tiers add deep runtime monitoring.
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