Recommended security practices?
I am building an autonomous development team, and I am wondering what kinds of security practices I might be missing in my environment. I am trying to understand the how I might run it in an enterprise environment
I am running openclaw in a k8s pod with 3 containers (gateway, chrome and metrics) All the agents are provisioned via the API dynamically. with custom templates and skills. The templates include API keys and access for that specific agent to access the dev tools it needs (gitlab etc). Access is scoped with a least privilege approach.
Everything is heavily logged and monitored. There is an IDS in the cluster, and the pod is isolated to it's own namespace. TLS is used throughout.
I want to consider how to defend against prompt injection and other concerns specific to running openclaw in this configuration.
I am running openclaw in a k8s pod with 3 containers (gateway, chrome and metrics) All the agents are provisioned via the API dynamically. with custom templates and skills. The templates include API keys and access for that specific agent to access the dev tools it needs (gitlab etc). Access is scoped with a least privilege approach.
Everything is heavily logged and monitored. There is an IDS in the cluster, and the pod is isolated to it's own namespace. TLS is used throughout.
I want to consider how to defend against prompt injection and other concerns specific to running openclaw in this configuration.
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