Rethinking defense in the wake of OpenClaw attacks
THE SO WHAT
Using the OpenClaw attacks to argue for Zero Trust is a clear signal: AI systems are now part of the threat surface, not just the defense toolkit. If your security model still assumes static perimeters and trusted internal services, add AI-assisted compromise and data exfiltration to your tabletop exercises this quarter.
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