Clam (formerly Baseframe)

AI frameworks like OpenClaw face significant challenges with data security. Clam addresses this issue by offering enterprise-grade security through its “Semantic Firewall,” a security checkpoint positioned at the network level around the AI's environment. The system performs comprehensive scans on all data transmitted by the AI, as well as incoming data, to identify and address inconsistencies before they escalate into problems. Each message undergoes scrutiny for potential leaks of personal information (such as SSNs, credit cards, and private keys), prompt injection attempts (including jailbreaks and instruction overrides), and malicious code (such as reverse shells and encoded execution). To enhance data protection, API keys and secrets are injected at the network level, ensuring that the AI does not access or store credentials. Clam enables the deployment and setup of broad-access AI agents with a strong focus on security.