Naoris Protocol, a leader in cybersecurity innovation, showcased its quantum-resilient technology during the Milken Institute Global Investors’ Symposium held in Mexico City on October 22, 2025. The company’s participation marked a significant step in its mission to integrate decentralized, quantum-resistant security solutions within global capital markets. This event gathered a distinguished group of executives, investors, and policymakers focused on the evolving dynamics of finance, technology, and cybersecurity.
During the symposium, discussions emphasized the need for robust infrastructure to secure an increasingly tokenized global economy. David Carvalho, CEO and Founder of Naoris Protocol, described the event as “a timely opportunity to share how Naoris Protocol is forging the next generation of cyber-trust infrastructure.” He underscored the importance of continuing engagement with global technology and investment communities, including an upcoming appearance at Devconnect Buenos Aires next month.
High-Level Engagements and Strategic Milestones
Representatives from Naoris Protocol held crucial meetings with prominent figures such as Richard Ditizio, CEO of the Milken Institute, and Chairman Michael Milken. The company also engaged with executives from major firms including América Móvil, Veronorte SAS, and Newtopia VC. This networking opportunity followed several significant achievements for Naoris Protocol, including the recent launch of Naoris Ventures, a dedicated investment arm focused on advancing decentralized, post-quantum security infrastructure across critical sectors such as robotics, smart cities, energy, defense, and artificial intelligence.
Naoris Protocol has gained attention from U.S. regulators and researchers. A recent submission to the Securities and Exchange Commission cited the company’s technology as a reference model in the proposed Post-Quantum Financial Infrastructure Framework (PQFIF). This framework aims to establish guidelines for safeguarding digital assets against potential threats posed by quantum computing.
Recent Achievements and Future Outlook
Earlier this year, Naoris Protocol raised $3 million in a strategic funding round led by Mason Labs. Esteemed investors such as Tim Draper, Frekaz Group, and Tradecraft Capital participated in this round, highlighting the growing confidence in the company’s vision. Since launching its testnet in January, Naoris has processed over 104 million post-quantum transactions, onboarded 3.3 million wallets, and successfully mitigated more than 544 million cyber threats.
With increasing recognition from institutions and active development across 31 projects, Naoris Protocol is positioning itself as a frontrunner in the development of next-generation cybersecurity infrastructure. As the demand for secure digital solutions continues to grow, Naoris remains committed to leading the charge in establishing a safer, more resilient digital landscape for an interconnected world.
