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17/07/2026 4:38 am
We're evaluating Absolute Secure Access for our team, and the pre-built policies in OpenClaw seem really convenient. They cover common scenarios like blocking USB storage or enforcing disk encryption.
But I'm skeptical about "one-size-fits-all" security. For those who have gone live with it, which approach proved more secure in practice? Using these out-of-the-box policies, or taking the time to build custom ones tailored to our specific apps and data? I worry the built-ins might be too broad and miss niche threats, but custom rules could introduce human error.