; (B) ensure technical quality, including validity and reliability, of the data managed by the statewide longitudinal data system; and (C) enable the development of tools, products or interfaces that ensure the statewide longitudinal data system will provide publicly accessible and useful information to students, families, practitioners, education system leaders, policymakers, community organizations, State and local public agencies, and the public in a manner that protects and promotes individual privacy and data security. (4) A description of how the statewide longitudinal data system will, to the extent practicable, promote standardized data definitions, open data formats, other standards, and linkages utilized in multiple States, and be aligned with the subchapter I of chapter 35 of title 44, United States Code. (5) A description of the eligible agency’s plan to protect and promote individual privacy and data security in implementing the State longitudinal data system, including— (A) defining policies, guidelines, or protocols, as appropriate for data collection, storage, data sharing, use, data destruction, and disclosure avoidance to secure any personally identifiable information; (B) reviewing how State agencies, local agencies, and other entities that will have access to the statewide longitudinal data systems under this section will adhere to Federal or State privacy laws and protections in the building, maintenance, and use of such data systems