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OpenClaw's February security hardening validates what we've been saying: agent governance can't be an afterthought. Here's what changed and what it means for your stack.

Frontier gets the problem right — agent identity, permissions, and audit are the bottleneck. But building governance into the model provider creates a new problem it can't solve.

HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR, and PCI DSS all have implications for AI-mediated access to protected data. Here's how an Agentic Control Plane addresses them.

One runaway agent loop can burn through your entire monthly LLM budget in minutes. Here's how to prevent it.

Traditional gateways handle routing and rate limits. But AI needs identity binding, PII detection, and policy enforcement they were never built for.

Users paste PII into your AI app. It goes straight to the LLM. That's a compliance problem.

The core problem in AI governance isn't authorization or audit — it's identity. If you can't identify who a request is for, nothing else works.

AI is moving from chatbots to agents that take real actions. Without a governance layer, every tool call is a liability.