Agent identity & gateway controls — runtime security & MCP hardening accelerates
Key Questions
What is OpenClaw Gateway for security?
OpenClaw Gateway enables secure local-first agent executions with loopback, schema controls, and controlled execution. It hardens MCP for runtime security. It addresses prod risks echoed in ClawKeeper.
What are DeepMind hijacks in AI agents?
Google DeepMind mapped ways the web can hijack AI agents, highlighting vulnerabilities. This includes detailed attack vectors published in Towards AI. It underscores needs for agent identity controls.
What LLM vulnerabilities are relevant?
LLM vulns include improper output handling that can hack apps, as explained in security videos. Zero Trust MCP addresses discovery issues in decentralized provisioning. 88% of agents failed security last year.
What is Zero Trust MCP?
Zero Trust Architecture for Decentralized MCP Resource Provisioning fixes security messes like broken discovery. It ensures secure agent operations in distributed environments. OntoGuard provides the missing security layer.
What prod risks do OntoGuard and ClawKeeper highlight?
OntoGuard explains the missing layer after 88% agent security failures. ClawKeeper echoes prod risks in MCP hardening. These tools enhance gateway controls for runtime security.
OpenClaw Gateway for secure local-first (loopback/schema/controlled exec); DeepMind hijacks; LLM vulns; Zero Trust MCP; OntoGuard/ClawKeeper echoes in prod risks.