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Jun 2026
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Security Crises and Mitigation Strategies Introduced by OpenClaw
- Event of
- Open SPACE 2026
- Subject
- Advanced Technology and Computing
- Date & time
- 06Jun 2026 (Sat)14:00 - 15:00
- Type of Event
- In-person Attendance
- Venue
- Room 608, 6/F, United Centre, 95 Queensway, Hong Kong (Exit D, Admiralty MTR Station)
- Fee
- Free
Mr Ronald Pong
Ronald has over 20 years of experience in the fields of Information Security Management, Compliance Audit, Computer Forensics, Anti-Hacking, Training, and Classical cryptography. He has an outstanding track record in the Information Technology field and has helped enhance the reputations of such firms and organizations as International Banking, Finances, Government, Education, Manufacturing, and Law's Enforcement in the Great China Area.
- Enquiry
- 3762 2307 (alex.kwan@hkuspace.hku.hk)
With the rapid advancement of open-source technology, OpenClaw, an open framework, has been widely adopted in automation systems, IoT devices, and critical infrastructure; however, its openness also introduces unprecedented information security risks, including exploiting vulnerabilities, where open-source code is susceptible to malicious analysis and rapid exploitation of vulnerabilities, supply chain attacks, where third-party modules or plugins may be tampered with and compromise the security of entire systems, and compliance challenges, where open architectures struggle to meet stringent regulatory requirements such as GDPR and ISO 27001, thereby increasing compliance risks. This talk will highlight the security risk analysis of OpenClaw, including how to identify and assess potential vulnerabilities in the OpenClaw framework, and will review case studies of major security incidents caused by OpenClaw in recent years. It will also cover mitigation strategies and best practices, including code auditing through automated tools such as SonarQube and GitHub Advanced Security to detect security issues in open-source code, supply chain security through the establishment of a trusted verification mechanism for third-party modules, and compliance frameworks for aligning OpenClaw systems with existing regulatory requirements to ensure compliance.
Language: Cantonese
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