Naoris Protocol, a leader in cybersecurity innovation, presented its groundbreaking quantum-resistant technology at the Milken Institute Global Investors’ Symposium held in Mexico City on October 22, 2025. This event brought together influential executives, investors, and policymakers to explore the integration of finance, technology, and cybersecurity, particularly in relation to emerging digital asset classes.
During the symposium, discussions focused on the essential infrastructure required to secure a rapidly tokenized global economy. David Carvalho, CEO and Founder of Naoris Protocol, emphasized the significance of the event, declaring it “a timely opportunity to share how Naoris Protocol is forging the next generation of cyber-trust infrastructure.” The company is actively engaging with global tech and investment communities, with plans to participate in Devconnect Buenos Aires next month.
Engagement with Industry Leaders
Naoris representatives met with several key figures in the industry, including Richard Ditizio, CEO of the Milken Institute, and Michael Milken, Chairman of the Institute. They also connected with executives from major firms such as América Móvil, Veronorte SAS, and Newtopia VC. These interactions highlight Naoris’s commitment to advancing its influence in the cybersecurity landscape.
The symposium followed a series of significant developments for Naoris Protocol. Recently, the company launched Naoris Ventures, a dedicated investment arm aimed at promoting decentralized, post-quantum security infrastructure across critical sectors, including robotics, smart cities, energy, defense, and artificial intelligence.
Recognition and Financial Milestones
Naoris Protocol has garnered attention from U.S. regulators and researchers. A recent submission to the Securities and Exchange Commission identified the company’s technology as a reference model in the proposed Post-Quantum Financial Infrastructure Framework (PQFIF). This framework aims to protect digital assets from potential threats posed by quantum computing.
Earlier this year, Naoris secured $3 million in a strategic funding round led by Mason Labs, with participation from prominent investors such as Tim Draper, Frekaz Group, and Tradecraft Capital. Since launching its testnet in January, the company has achieved remarkable results, processing over 104 million post-quantum transactions, onboarding 3.3 million wallets, and successfully mitigating more than 544 million cyber threats.
With increasing institutional recognition and active development across 31 projects, Naoris Protocol is positioning itself as a leader in next-generation cybersecurity infrastructure. This is particularly pertinent in an era where automation and interconnectivity are on the rise, highlighting the necessity for robust security solutions.
