Tighten Security Policy FAQs

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of the Tighten Policy skill?

Accepted Answer

It provides a structured workflow to identify, test, and fix security vulnerabilities in ClawdStrike policies, ensuring AI agents operate within safe and restricted boundaries.

Question 2

Does it support security for Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it provides guidance for setting default block actions on MCP tools, requiring confirmation for write/execute operations, and blocking high-risk tools like shell_exec.

Question 3

How do I verify the changes made to my security policy?

Accepted Answer

The workflow utilizes `workbench_diff_policies` to provide a clear before-and-after comparison, ensuring all intended hardening measures are applied correctly.

Question 4

How does the skill handle potential false positives in security rules?

Accepted Answer

The skill uses the `workbench_run_all_scenarios` tool to batch-test both malicious and benign scenarios, allowing you to fine-tune your policy to allow legitimate actions while blocking threats.

Question 5

Can this skill prevent AI agents from accessing sensitive system files?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes a specific checklist for forbidden paths that covers SSH keys, cloud provider credentials, environment files, and sensitive system directories like /etc/passwd.

Tighten Security Policy

Key Features

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Tighten Security Policy

Key Features

Use Cases