OpenClaw and us.
We believe in OpenClaw, OpenClaw Enterprise and the community behind them. Here is how we work alongside them.
Secure software still needs a secure setup
OpenClaw is secure. But how safely it runs inside a company depends on more than the software. It depends on the setup: which systems the agents can reach, what they are allowed to do, where the data goes and who can change any of it.
No two companies answer those questions the same way, so every setup deserves its own security review, and then someone has to build it. A secure platform can still be set up in a way that isn’t, and that is rarely anyone’s fault. Knowing what to check takes time and experience that most teams would rather spend on their own work.
We take that burden on
That review and that build are our work. We check the security of your specific setup and we build it, drawing on years of enterprise engineering experience, so your team doesn’t have to become OpenClaw specialists first.
Where we fit
OpenClaw and OpenClaw Enterprise are the platform, and their community builds it. Your setup is our work. The two fit together rather than overlap, so every improvement to the platform makes the setups we build better.
What we find goes upstream
Working on real setups, we sometimes find things that belong in OpenClaw or OpenClaw Enterprise themselves. When we do, we contribute them upstream, so the whole community benefits.
That is where improvements belong. Both projects are MIT-licensed and stewarded by the independent OpenClaw Foundation, and the control plane, OpenClaw Enterprise, is developed in the open.