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Managed OpenClaw for Enterprise: Security, Compliance & Scale

Enterprise-grade managed OpenClaw with SOC 2 readiness, SSO, audit logging, and custom SLAs. Learn how Clawctl meets enterprise security requirements.

Clawctl Team

Product & Engineering

Managed OpenClaw for Enterprise: Security, Compliance & Scale

Deploying AI agents in enterprise environments requires more than just functionality. You need security controls, compliance evidence, and operational guarantees that stand up to procurement and security reviews.

Clawctl's Business plan is built for enterprises deploying managed OpenClaw at scale.

Enterprise Security Requirements

The Enterprise AI Agent Challenge

When enterprises evaluate AI agent deployments, security teams ask:

  • Authentication: How is access controlled?
  • Authorization: What can the agent do?
  • Audit: What did the agent do?
  • Data protection: Where does data live? Who can access it?
  • Incident response: How do we stop it if something goes wrong?

Self-hosted OpenClaw leaves these questions to you. Managed OpenClaw with Clawctl answers them out of the box.

Security Architecture

Gateway Authentication

Every connection to your managed OpenClaw goes through Clawctl's gateway:

  • 256-bit token authentication on all requests
  • Rate limiting to prevent brute-force attacks
  • IP allowlisting (optional) for additional control
  • TLS 1.3 encryption in transit

No anonymous access. No exposed dashboards. No authentication bypass.

Sandboxed Execution

Your agent runs in an isolated sandbox:

  • Process isolation — Cannot access other tenants
  • Filesystem isolation — Limited to designated workspace
  • Network isolation — Only approved egress destinations
  • Resource limits — CPU, memory, and execution time bounded

Even if an attacker compromises your agent through prompt injection, the blast radius is contained.

Network Egress Controls

AI agents with unrestricted network access are data exfiltration risks. Clawctl enforces an allowlist:

Default allowed:

  • api.anthropic.com
  • api.openai.com
  • github.com
  • registry.npmjs.org

Everything else: Blocked by default. You explicitly add domains your agent needs.

clawctl egress add api.yourcompany.com
clawctl egress list

Blocked requests are logged. Alerts can notify your security team.

Compliance Capabilities

Audit Logging

Every action is logged:

What's LoggedDetails
PromptsFull user input
Tool callsWhat tools were invoked
OutputsAgent responses
API callsExternal requests
File operationsReads, writes, deletes
TimestampsISO 8601, UTC
Session contextUser, agent, tenant

Business plan: 90-day retention with full search and export.

Compliance Exports

Generate evidence for compliance reviews:

  • SOC 2 evidence packs — Pre-formatted audit evidence
  • SIEM integration — Export to Splunk, Datadog, etc.
  • Custom reports — Filter by date, user, action type
  • API access — Programmatic log retrieval

Data Handling

Data TypeHandling
At restAES-256-GCM encryption
In transitTLS 1.3
Tenant isolationInfrastructure-level separation
BackupsEncrypted, geographically distributed
DeletionOn request, with confirmation

Human-in-the-Loop Controls

Enterprise deployments need oversight. Human-in-the-loop (HITL) ensures sensitive actions require approval.

Configurable Approval Workflows

Define which actions need human approval:

approval_required:
  - action: file_delete
    scope: all
  - action: api_call
    domains: [production.api.company.com]
  - action: email_send
    recipients: external

Approval Flow

  1. Agent attempts sensitive action
  2. Action paused, approval request sent
  3. Human reviews context and decides
  4. Approved: Action executes. Denied: Action blocked.

All decisions logged for audit.

Multi-Approver Workflows

For critical actions, require multiple approvals:

  • Two-person rule for destructive operations
  • Manager escalation for high-risk actions
  • Time-limited approvals with expiry

Enterprise Identity Management

SSO/SAML Integration

Business plan includes SSO integration:

  • SAML 2.0 support
  • Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace compatible
  • Just-in-time provisioning for new users
  • Centralized access control through your IdP

No separate passwords. Access managed through your existing identity infrastructure.

Role-Based Access Control

Define who can do what:

RoleCapabilities
AdminFull access, policy changes
DeveloperAgent interaction, log viewing
AuditorRead-only log access
ViewerDashboard only

Custom roles available for specific requirements.

Operational Guarantees

SLA Commitments

Business plan includes:

  • 99.9% uptime SLA — Contractual commitment
  • Incident response — Defined response times
  • Status page — Real-time availability monitoring
  • Maintenance windows — Scheduled, communicated in advance

Dedicated Support

Business customers receive:

  • Dedicated support contact
  • Priority incident handling
  • Quarterly business reviews
  • Architecture guidance

Enterprise Deployment Patterns

Pattern 1: Internal Productivity Agents

Deploy AI agents for internal teams:

  • Email triage and response
  • Document summarization
  • Meeting scheduling
  • Knowledge base queries

Security considerations:

  • HITL for external communications
  • Egress limited to internal systems
  • Full audit logging for compliance

Pattern 2: Customer-Facing Automation

AI agents that interact with customers:

  • Support ticket triage
  • FAQ responses
  • Appointment booking
  • Order status queries

Security considerations:

  • Strict egress controls
  • HITL for escalations
  • Audit logging for customer data

Pattern 3: Developer Tooling

AI agents for engineering teams:

  • Code review assistance
  • Documentation generation
  • Incident investigation
  • Deployment automation

Security considerations:

  • Egress to approved repos only
  • HITL for production changes
  • Integration with existing CI/CD

Getting Started: Enterprise Evaluation

Step 1: Security Review

Request our security documentation:

  • Architecture overview
  • Data handling practices
  • Compliance certifications
  • Penetration test summaries

Contact: security@mg.clawctl.com

Step 2: Proof of Concept

Spin up a Business plan trial:

  • Full feature access
  • Dedicated support during evaluation
  • Integration assistance

Step 3: Procurement

We work with your procurement process:

  • Security questionnaire completion
  • Legal review support
  • Custom contract terms (if needed)
  • Annual billing for enterprise

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Clawctl have SOC 2 certification?

We maintain SOC 2 Type II compliance. Evidence packs are available for Business customers.

Can we deploy in a specific region?

Contact us for regional deployment options. Business customers can discuss EU, US, or other regional requirements.

What happens to our data if we leave?

You can export all data before termination. After account closure, data is deleted within 30 days (configurable).

Can we get an on-premise deployment?

Contact us. On-premise options are available for enterprises with strict requirements.

How do you handle security incidents?

We maintain an incident response plan with defined SLAs. Business customers receive direct notification and regular updates during incidents.

Enterprise Plans

FeatureTeamBusiness
Price$299/mo$999/mo
Agents310
Team members525
Audit retention30 days90 days
Human-in-the-loop
SSO/SAML
Compliance exports
Custom SLA
Dedicated support
API access

Next Steps

Ready to evaluate managed OpenClaw for your enterprise?

Start Business plan → | Contact enterprise sales →

Ready to deploy your OpenClaw securely?

Get your OpenClaw running in production with Clawctl's enterprise-grade security.