Rob Allen

for doing something, that means your crypto accounts get wiped out, your bank account gets emptied, everything gets stolen.

And we have had a lot of customers of ours panicking about this.

They want to know where is OpenClaw running in our environment.

And it's actually a really simple thing because default deny takes care of it.

It's not running unless you explicitly allow it to run.

And the same applies to other agentic AI tools.

But the bigger thing that's approaching us, and all of us, I believe, is organizations are going to want to run agentic AI.

but they're going to want to run it safely.

And that's a much bigger question.

I mean, as I said, default deny takes care of open flaw.

It's not going to run unless you allow it to run.

The bigger question is when everybody from the MD to CEO downwards wants to run a Gentic AI, it is

unbelievably important that they be set up in such a way that they can be run safely.

It's by...

a considerable distance, the most common question that I've been asked, not only from customers, big customers, small customers, prospects, massive organizations.

Everybody has this in their mind.

We're going to need to allow these things to run.

How do we allow them to run safely?

And the phenomenal thing from our perspective is we already have the technology.

we have the concept of ring fencing, which is allow this thing run, but don't let it access my files, don't let it reach out on the internet.