We do our best to protect the information you store. For example, most data at rest, such as notes contents, credentials contents, assets details, and other information sections, is encrypted with AES-256 in memory and storage. This encryption is marked within the box where the content is loaded. Encryption keys are generated per item, per client, and per organization, using unique identifiers that are not stored in the same location. However, please be aware that if you have a critical component you wish to secure, you should not use Invfy for its storage. Instead, you might consider using Invfy to store where the information can be found, such as a secure on-site server with local-only access using an allow-list subnet, like with Tailscale. ** As a note, we use encryption on disk, but if you use the articles feature and make an article public, it can be viewed by anyone, making it no longer considered fully encrypted.