SEDI and Client-Side Identity
Client-side certificates were technically sound in the 1990s, but they failed because individuals weren't willing to pay for identity proofing. SEDI fixes that economic flaw by providing a state-endorsed, high-assurance digital identity to anyone who wants one, creating a durable foundation for secure online transactions and future digital credentials.
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