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Standards

Practical standards for
trusted adoption.

UT-IN develops private-sector frameworks that help organizations adopt digital identity, AI, blockchain, verifiable credentials, and trusted infrastructure responsibly.

Why Standards Matter

Trusted digital innovation requires more than technology.

It requires shared expectations, clear responsibilities, privacy safeguards, interoperability, security, and practical guidance that organizations can actually use.

UT-IN UtahUtah standards help businesses, communities, agencies, and institutions prepare for adoption in a way that protects people, builds trust, and supports long-term economic value.

Standards Tracks

Six frameworks built for
implementation, not theory.

01

SEDI Business Readiness Framework

A private-sector readiness framework for organizations preparing to interact with Utah's state-endorsed digital identity ecosystem.

02

Digital Trust Adoption Standard

A practical framework for identity, consent, verification, privacy, security, auditability, and responsible digital participation.

03

Responsible AI and Identity Standard

Guidance for organizations deploying AI systems that interact with people, businesses, agents, credentials, or sensitive data.

04

Verifiable Credentials Adoption Guide

A guide for issuers, holders, verifiers, employers, educators, and service providers using digital credentials.

05

Blockchain & Interoperable Infrastructure Framework

A practical guide for trusted records, decentralized systems, interoperability, privacy, governance, and implementation.

06

Privacy, Consent, and User Control Checklist

A baseline checklist for systems that need to earn user trust from the beginning.

Join the Standards Council

Help shape the frameworks Utah will adopt.

The UT-IN UtahUtah Standards Council brings together technologists, businesses, legal experts, policymakers, educators, cybersecurity professionals, and community leaders to develop practical adoption frameworks.

Apply to Join the Standards Council
Who Sits at the Table
  • Technologists
  • Businesses
  • Legal experts
  • Policymakers
  • Educators
  • Cybersecurity professionals
  • Community leaders