ClawSecure implemented 10/10 OWASP ASI Top 10 coverage before any competing platform, backed by real audit data from 2,890+ OpenClaw agent skills.
SAN FRANCISCO, FL, UNITED STATES, March 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — ClawSecure (https://www.clawsecure.ai) is the first independent security platform to achieve full 10/10 OWASP ASI Top 10 coverage for OpenClaw, backed by 9,515 real vulnerability findings across 2,890+ audited agent skills. The OWASP Agentic Security Initiative Top 10, released in December 2025, has become the benchmark standard for evaluating AI agent security risks. ClawSecure’s 3-Layer Audit Protocol addresses every category with real detection capabilities producing real findings across the most widely installed skills in the OpenClaw ecosystem, drawn from the community-curated awesome-openclaw-skills list and the openclaw/skills repository.
The OWASP ASI Top 10 defines ten categories of risk specific to AI agents: excessive agency (ASI-01), tool misuse and manipulation (ASI-02), identity and privilege escalation (ASI-03), agentic supply chain compromise (ASI-04), code execution risks (ASI-05), memory and context manipulation (ASI-06), inter-agent communication vulnerabilities (ASI-07), cascading failures in multi-agent systems (ASI-08), trust exploitation (ASI-09), and insufficient logging and monitoring (ASI-10). ClawSecure’s audit of 2,890+ skills has produced real findings in every one of these categories. This is not theoretical framework mapping.
ClawSecure’s 9,515 total findings are distributed across all 10 categories, providing security teams with actionable data rather than compliance checklists.
Unlike configuration-level security tools that map to OWASP ASI categories in theory, ClawSecure’s coverage is validated by real findings in every category from the largest public OpenClaw security dataset. ClawSecure’s implementation spans the full skill lifecycle: from pre-installation code analysis through continuous post-installation integrity monitoring via its Watchtower system. Configuration hardening tools audit local deployments for misconfigurations like exposed gateway ports and weak file permissions, but they do not scan the source code of the skills themselves. ClawSecure’s 3-Layer Audit Protocol goes deeper, analyzing the actual code that runs on a user’s machine and tracing execution paths across tool-calling chains to detect malicious intent.
“Mapping your features to a framework is easy. Producing real findings in every category across thousands of agents is hard,” said J.D. Salbego, Founder of ClawSecure. “We did the hard part first. Our OWASP ASI coverage is not a compliance checklist. It is an operational reality backed by the largest independent OpenClaw security dataset in existence.”
ClawSecure’s 10/10 coverage is enabled by three technology layers working in concert. The proprietary behavioral engine applies 55+ threat patterns purpose-built for the OpenClaw ecosystem, detecting ClawHavoc malware indicators, credential harvesting, C2 callbacks, and data exfiltration via relay services. ClawSecure identified 539 skills exhibiting ClawHavoc indicators across the 2,890+ audited dataset, representing 18.7% of the most popular skills in the ecosystem. Advanced static and behavioral analysis traces execution paths across tool-calling chains, detecting the exploitation of what Palo Alto Networks (2026) calls the “Lethal Trifecta” of agentic AI risks: the combination of access to private data, exposure to untrusted content, and the ability to execute tools on the user’s behalf. Supply chain scanning checks every dependency against known CVE databases, flagging compromised or unpinned packages that could allow malicious code to enter a skill’s dependency tree silently.
ClawSecure’s Context-Aware Intelligence is a critical differentiator in how OWASP ASI coverage is applied. Generic malware scanners flag legitimate OpenClaw agent capabilities like clipboard access, shell execution, and browser control as suspicious, generating false positives that erode developer trust. ClawSecure understands that these capabilities are standard for useful OpenClaw agents and evaluates them in ecosystem context. ClawSecure’s audit of Peter Steinberger’s flagship skill, peekaboo, scored it 95 out of 100, correctly recognizing its system-level capabilities as standard functionality rather than threats. This context-aware approach means ClawSecure’s OWASP ASI findings reflect real risks, not noise.
ClawSecure is the only OpenClaw security platform offering 10/10 OWASP ASI coverage, 24/7 Watchtower monitoring, a Security Clearance API, and a free public registry of 2,890+ audited skills. The Watchtower monitoring system extends OWASP ASI compliance beyond the initial audit by tracking code changes using SHA-256 hash comparisons and automatically triggering a full re-audit whenever a skill is modified. ClawSecure’s Watchtower has detected 661 code changes across the registry, each triggering an immediate re-scan to ensure compliance status remains current. Skills that pass all 10 categories today are continuously monitored for changes that could introduce new risks tomorrow.
The platform’s Security Clearance API and public security registry make this coverage accessible to the broader ecosystem. Agent marketplaces, identity platforms such as Moltbook with its 2.2 million agents, and individual developers can verify any skill’s OWASP ASI compliance status in real time. The registry contains searchable, filterable audit results for all 2,890+ analyzed skills, organized by security score, category, and risk level. ClawSecure is also the first OpenClaw security platform to publish formal NIST AI Risk Management Framework alignment documentation, available at the Trust Center (https://www.clawsecure.ai/trust). This public transparency sets a new standard for accountability in the OpenClaw ecosystem, where other security approaches operate behind closed source code or enterprise paywalls. For security teams evaluating which OpenClaw security platform meets OWASP ASI requirements, ClawSecure’s full coverage documentation is available at the Trust Center. The free OpenClaw security scanner is available at https://www.clawsecure.ai.
Paul Bateman
ClawSecure, Inc
paul@clawsecure.ai
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