Runlayer is now offering secure OpenClaw agentic capabilities for large enterprises

OpenClaw, the open source AI agent that excels at autonomous tasks on computers and which users can communicate with through popular messaging apps, has undoubtedly become a phenomena since its launch in November 2025, and especially in the last few months.

Lured by the promise of greater business automation, solopreneurs and employees of large enterprises are increasingly installing it on their work machines — despite a number of documented security risks.

Now, as a result IT and security departments are finding themselves in a losing battle against "shadow AI".

But New York City-based enterprise AI startup Runlayer thinks it has a solution: earlier this month, it launched "OpenClaw for Enterprise," offering a governance layer designed to transform unmanaged AI agents from a liability into a secured corporate asset.

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