It is secure because it allows you to fully customize where to process the data (i.e. LLM inference), where to store it, and data-retention policies, etc. You c

It is secure because it allows you to fully customize where to process the data (i.e. LLM inference), where to store it, and data-retention policies, etc. You can choose to use a locally running LLM (like it does in my second video) or use a secure third-party service provider like Azure OpenAI. For example, if you want GDPR compliance, then you can choose Azure OpenAI running in the EU region. For HIPAA compliance, you should choose a service provider that provides the Business Associate Agreement (BAA). You can even run it in air-gapped facilities (like GitLab's offline mode [1]). In all of these cases, you can always run an Ollama-like inference service on your infra and point SecureAI Tools to it) [1]: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/topics/offline/ https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/topics/offline/