**[National Industrial Information Security Development Research Center: Risk Warning Notification on OpenClaw Application in the Industrial Sector]** Golden Finance reports that the National Industrial Information Security Development Research Center has issued the "Risk Warning Notification on OpenClaw Application in the Industrial Sector": OpenClaw is currently accelerating its deployment in various stages of industrial research and design, production and manufacturing, and operation and maintenance management. However, due to characteristics such as unclear trust boundaries, unified multi-channel access, flexible invocation of large models, and dual-mode persistent memory, the lack of effective permission control strategies or security audit mechanisms may lead to malicious takeover through command induction or supply chain poisoning, resulting in industrial control system failures, sensitive information leaks, and other security risks. Specific risks include unauthorized access to industrial hosts and production control failures; leakage of industrial sensitive information; expansion of industrial enterprises' attack surfaces and amplification of attack effects. Therefore, it is recommended that industrial enterprises refer to relevant requirements such as the "Guidelines for Network Security Protection of Industrial Control Systems" and the "Measures for Classified and Graded Management of Industrial Internet Security," as well as the "Six Dos and Six Don'ts" suggestions published by the Network Security Threat and Vulnerability Information Sharing Platform (NVDB) of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Enterprises should strengthen security protection measures when deploying and applying OpenClaw, including enhancing permission control management, reinforcing network boundary isolation, and ensuring timely patching of vulnerabilities. (Industrial Information Security)