The Use Case
You're a CISO, security manager, or part of an InfoSec team responsible for keeping your organisation secure. That means vulnerability management, security reviews, compliance tracking (ISO 27001, SOC 2, Cyber Essentials), penetration testing coordination, incident response documentation, and security awareness training. HireClaws deploys security operations agents that automate the coordination, tracking, and reporting side of security -- so your team can focus on actual security work.
The Pain Point
Security teams are overwhelmed, and the gap between threats and capacity is growing.
- The average security team is understaffed by 30-40% relative to the threat landscape
- Vulnerability management is a treadmill: new CVEs are published daily, and most teams can't patch fast enough to keep up
- Penetration testing happens annually or quarterly, but the reporting and remediation tracking drags on for months
- ISO 27001 / SOC 2 / Cyber Essentials certification requires extensive documentation that's painful to maintain
- Security awareness training completion rates stall at 60-70% because nobody chases the remaining 30%
- Vendor security assessments require sending questionnaires, chasing responses, and reviewing answers -- for every vendor
- Incident response post-mortems get written but remediation actions don't get tracked to completion
- CISOs spend more time in meetings and writing reports than on security strategy
The Verizon DBIR consistently shows that most breaches exploit known vulnerabilities that weren't patched or basic controls that weren't implemented. It's not a knowledge problem -- it's a capacity and follow-through problem.
How HireClaws Solves This
Deploy a SecOps Claw team -- agents that handle security operations coordination:
1. Vulnerability Tracking
Maintains a Google Sheet of known vulnerabilities from your scanning tools. Emails asset owners when new vulnerabilities are assigned to them. Tracks remediation status and chases overdue items. Produces weekly vulnerability status reports.
2. Pentest Coordination
When you run a penetration test, the agent manages the lifecycle: distributes findings to responsible teams, tracks remediation, collects evidence of fixes, and produces a remediation status report. Schedules retesting.
3. Compliance Documentation
Tracks ISO 27001 / SOC 2 / Cyber Essentials controls. Emails control owners before review dates. Collects evidence. Maintains an audit-ready evidence folder in Google Docs.
4. Security Awareness
Tracks which employees have completed mandatory security training. Emails reminders to those who haven't. Reports completion rates to the CISO weekly.
5. Vendor Security Reviews
Sends security questionnaires to vendors via ClawEmail. Tracks completion. Flags concerning answers. Maintains a vendor risk register.
6. Incident Reporting
When a security incident occurs, the agent creates a structured incident report, tracks remediation actions, and follows up until all items are closed.
Why ClawEmail Matters Here
Security communication needs to be professional, documented, and auditable. The SecOps Claw sends from security@company.clawemail.com:
- Vulnerability notifications to asset owners are timestamped and logged
- Vendor security questionnaires come from a recognisable security team address
- Training reminders have a documented send date (important for compliance evidence)
- Incident communications are recorded for post-incident review
This audit trail is exactly what auditors and certification bodies want to see.
Agent Setup
What You Need
- A HireClaws account (recommend 2 agents: $178/month total)
- Your vulnerability register / scanner export format
- Your control framework (ISO 27001 Annex A, SOC 2 TSCs, etc.)
- Asset owner contact list
- Vendor list for security reviews
- Employee list for training tracking
Step-by-Step
- Deploy your agent team at hireclaws.com -- Claude recommended for analytical precision
- Configure your security context via Telegram:
You are the security operations assistant for [Company Name].
CISO: ciso@company.com
Security team:
- Security Engineer: seceng@company.com
- GRC Analyst: grc@company.com
- SOC Analyst: soc@company.com
Compliance frameworks: ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, Cyber Essentials Plus
Asset owners (for vulnerability remediation):
- Infrastructure: infra-lead@company.com
- Application: app-lead@company.com
- Cloud: cloud-lead@company.com
- Endpoints: it-lead@company.com
Vulnerability SLAs:
- Critical: 7 days
- High: 14 days
- Medium: 30 days
- Low: 90 days
Pentest schedule: Q1 external, Q2 internal, Q3 application, Q4 social engineering
Pentest provider: pentest@securityfirm.com
Training:
- Security awareness: Annual, all employees
- Phishing simulation: Quarterly
- Developer secure coding: Annual, engineering team only- Share your vulnerability tracker -- Google Sheet with current findings
- Share your control register -- ISO 27001 / SOC 2 controls and review dates
Suggested Agent Team (Multi-Agent Setup)
| Agent | Role | ClawEmail |
|---|---|---|
| VulnTracker | Vulnerability management, remediation tracking, SLA monitoring | vulns@clawemail.com |
| ComplianceBot | Control reviews, evidence collection, audit preparation, training tracking | compliance@clawemail.com |
VulnTracker handles the tactical vulnerability lifecycle. ComplianceBot handles the strategic compliance and audit cycle. Both feed into a combined security dashboard in Google Sheets.
Skills Configuration
agent_name: SecOps Claw
model: claude
skills:
- name: vulnerability_management
trigger: "When new vulnerabilities are added to tracker, or weekly review"
action: >
Review vulnerability tracker for:
- New findings: Email asset owners with details and SLA deadline.
- Approaching SLA: Email reminder 3 days before deadline.
- Overdue: Escalate to CISO via Telegram.
Weekly: Produce vulnerability status report:
- Open by severity (Critical/High/Medium/Low)
- Overdue count
- Remediation rate (% closed on time)
- Trend (improving or worsening)
Email report to security team.
tools: [google_sheets, clawemail, telegram, google_docs]
- name: pentest_lifecycle
trigger: "When pentest report is received"
action: >
Parse findings from pentest report (forwarded as email attachment).
Add each finding to vulnerability tracker with:
- Finding title and severity
- Affected system/asset
- Responsible owner
- Remediation deadline (per SLA)
Email each asset owner with their assigned findings.
Track remediation status. Chase overdue items.
When all items remediated: Email pentest provider requesting retest.
Produce final remediation report for CISO.
tools: [clawemail, google_sheets, google_docs, telegram]
- name: compliance_control_review
trigger: "30 days before control review date"
action: >
Email control owner with:
- Control name and description
- What evidence is needed
- Review deadline
- Link to previous evidence (if available)
Track responses. Chase at 14 days and 7 days.
When evidence received, log in evidence tracker.
Compile audit-ready evidence pack in Google Docs.
tools: [clawemail, google_sheets, google_docs]
- name: security_training_tracker
trigger: "Monthly on the 1st"
action: >
Check training completion records:
- Who has completed mandatory security awareness training
- Who is overdue
- Upcoming phishing simulation schedule
Email reminders to overdue employees.
If overdue > 30 days: Escalate to their manager.
Report completion rates to CISO.
tools: [google_sheets, clawemail, telegram]
- name: vendor_security_review
trigger: "When new vendor onboarded, or annual review cycle"
action: >
Send security questionnaire to vendor via ClawEmail.
Questionnaire covers:
- Data handling and encryption
- Access controls
- Incident response capability
- Compliance certifications
- Subprocessor management
Track completion. Chase at 7 and 14 days.
Flag concerning answers for GRC analyst review.
Update vendor risk register in Google Sheets.
tools: [clawemail, google_sheets, google_docs]
- name: incident_documentation
trigger: "When incident details are forwarded to the agent"
action: >
Create incident report in Google Docs:
- Incident ID and classification
- Timeline of events
- Systems and data affected
- Containment actions taken
- Root cause (when determined)
- Remediation actions required
- Lessons learned
Assign remediation actions in tracker.
Follow up on actions until all closed.
Produce final incident report for CISO.
tools: [clawemail, google_docs, google_sheets, telegram]Example Interactions
SecOps Claw (via ClawEmail to asset owner):
Subject: CRITICAL Vulnerability -- Remediation Required by Feb 17
Hi [Infrastructure Lead],
A critical vulnerability has been identified in your area:
- Finding: CVE-2026-XXXX -- Remote code execution in [software]
- Affected systems: prod-web-01, prod-web-02
- CVSS Score: 9.8 (Critical)
- SLA Deadline: 7 days (February 17, 2026)
Recommended action: Apply vendor patch [version]. See advisory: [link to vendor advisory]
Please confirm remediation once complete by replying to this email with the patch version applied and date.
If you need more time, reply with a risk acceptance justification for CISO review.
Security Operations Team
SecOps Claw (weekly, via Telegram to CISO):
Weekly Vulnerability Summary:
Open findings: 47 (down from 52 last week)
- Critical: 2 (1 new this week, 1 from last week)
- High: 8 (3 approaching SLA)
- Medium: 22
- Low: 15
Overdue: 4 items (2 High, 2 Medium)
Remediation rate: 87% on-time (target: 90%)Action needed: 2 overdue High items assigned to Cloud team. No response to 2 chase emails. Recommend direct escalation.
Full report: [Google Docs link]
You (via Telegram):
Escalate the 2 overdue items to the CTO. Cc me.
SecOps Claw:
Done. Emailed CTO with overdue vulnerability details, SLA breach information, and remediation instructions. You're cc'd. I'll track responses and update you.