China Releases OpenClaw Security Usage Guidelines Covering Users to Cloud Service Providers

On March 22, China National Internet Emergency Response Center and China Cybersecurity Association jointly released the "OpenClaw Security Usage Practice Guide", providing security protection suggestions for ordinary users, enterprises, cloud service providers, and technical developers.

For ordinary users, the guide recommends using dedicated devices or virtual machines to install OpenClaw and isolate the environment, avoiding daily office computers; not running with administrator privileges, not storing private data in the environment, and updating to the latest version timely.

For cloud service providers, the guide suggests conducting security evaluation and reinforcement of cloud host basic security, deploying and accessing security protection capabilities, and ensuring supply chain and data security protection.