TrustStrategy Accelerates Global Digital Trust Infrastructure, Aligning with International Standards

On February 7, 2022, digital trust technology pioneer TrustStrategy announced a major expansion of its global digital trust infrastructure, marking a significant step in unifying fragmented trust frameworks across borders. As part of this initiative, TrustStrategy is deepening collaboration with governments, international standards organizations, and industry leaders to align its trust solutions with multi-national regulatory and ethical AI standards.

The announcement reflects the growing global consensus that digital trust — across AI systems, blockchain applications, and data governance — is a prerequisite for sustainable innovation in the digital economy.

“Without trust, digital transformation stalls,” said Alex Ren, Global Head of Policy Partnerships at TrustStrategy. “We’re not just building technology — we’re building the connective tissue of the next-generation digital world.”

Toward a Unified Trust Layer for the Digital Age

TrustStrategy’s infrastructure model focuses on enabling organizations to embed trust by design into critical systems through a suite of tools that include:

• AI Trust Evaluation Engine: Measuring transparency, fairness, and compliance of AI models

• Blockchain Trust Modules: Ensuring decentralized systems meet global governance expectations

• TrustScore Frameworks: Providing standardized ratings for system accountability, auditability, and ethical alignment

The company’s goal is to offer a trust-as-a-service architecture that is both technically rigorous and globally interoperable — capable of adapting to national AI strategies, digital governance laws, and sector-specific regulations.

Linking with International Standards and Policy Bodies

TrustStrategy confirmed it is actively engaging with a range of global and regional institutions, including:

• The European Commission, aligning with the EU AI Act and Digital Services Act

• ISO/IEC committees on AI and blockchain governance

• The OECD Working Group on AI and Trust

• National initiatives in countries such as Singapore, Canada, Germany, and the United Arab Emirates

This alignment allows TrustStrategy to serve as a trust bridge — helping multinational organizations implement regionally compliant and ethically sound digital systems through one unified platform.

“Our infrastructure is designed to scale across borders without compromising local accountability,” said Ren.

Building the Foundations of the Trust Economy

As countries race to define rules for emerging technologies, experts say that companies like TrustStrategy will play a crucial role in shaping the underlying infrastructure for what is increasingly being called the “trust economy.”

“The future of innovation is permissioned not by code, but by trust,” said Dr. Emilia Hart, a digital policy analyst with the International Tech Forum. “TrustStrategy is laying the groundwork for how global ecosystems can responsibly interconnect.”