Brainfork is designed with a zero-knowledge architecture with military-grade encryption, ensuring that all imported data is encrypted during transmission and storage, with only the user holding the decryption key. The platform provides triple security: knowledge data is encrypted and stored in a separate container, AI tools require dynamic authorization for access, and an "emergency disconnect" feature instantly revokes all external connections. This architecture is particularly well suited for handling sensitive professional knowledge or trade secrets, allowing clinicians to securely store case studies and lawyers to encrypt case documents. Compared to enterprise wikis such as Confluence, Brainfork maintains collaborative functionality while fundamentally addressing the risk of third-party data leakage through its technical architecture.
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