According to reports, many brokerage firms in mainland China have issued urgent notices to strictly control the installation and use of "small lobsters" within the company

According to reports from domestic media, at least 15 brokerage firms have made clear demands, strictly prohibiting the installation, deployment, and use of "Little Lobster" OpenClaw on office/business networks and information systems without permission; if usage is required, approval must be submitted through OA and relevant information must be reported.

In addition, some brokerage firms require employees to immediately suspend the installation and use of "Little Lobster," uninstall any already installed versions, and ensure that personal computers connecting to the company network implement preventive measures, emphasizing that violations of unauthorized installations or usage may lead to accountability for security incidents.

The report indicates that the industry is gradually tightening the security boundaries for AI tools, including physical isolation of sensitive systems, minimum permissions, strict prohibition of access to customer privacy and transaction data, manual final review of critical processes, and strengthening human-machine collaboration and comprehensive risk control. Industry insiders predict that more brokerage firms will issue related compliance reminders in the next couple of days