OpenClaw
mnemonic security podcast
04/20/26
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The AI agent everyone is talking about.
In this episode of the mnemonic security podcast, Robby is joined by Marius Sandbu, fellow podcaster (CloudFirst Podcast and KI til Kaffen/AI with Coffee) and Cloud Evangelist at Sopra Steria.
Together, they dive into the potential of agentic technologies, as of now. In particular, they cover OpenClaw, the open-source autonomous AI agent that is one of the most popular repositories on GitHub right now.
The conversation covers key risks, including remote control access, overly broad permissions and supply-chain concerns. As well as enterprise governance challenges, the need for policies and observability across different agent platforms.
They both share what conversations they're having with customers and security teams these days, both with the "gatekeepers" and the "believers".
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