Cybersecurity innovator Naoris Protocol showcased its advancements in quantum-resistant technology at the Milken Institute Global Investors’ Symposium in Mexico City on October 22, 2025. The company aimed to connect its decentralized security solutions with global capital markets, positioning itself among a select group of executives, investors, and policymakers focused on the intersection of finance, technology, and cybersecurity.
During the symposium, discussions revolved around the emerging digital asset classes and the necessary infrastructure to safeguard a rapidly tokenized global economy. David Carvalho, CEO and Founder of Naoris, described the event as “a timely opportunity to share how Naoris Protocol is forging the next generation of cyber-trust infrastructure.” He emphasized the company’s ongoing engagement with global technology and investment circles, including an upcoming appearance at Devconnect Buenos Aires next month.
Strategic Collaborations and Recent Milestones
Naoris representatives conducted meetings with industry leaders and financial executives, including Richard Ditizio, CEO of the Milken Institute, and Chairman Michael Milken. They also connected with executives from major firms such as América Móvil, Veronorte SAS, and Newtopia VC. These interactions follow several significant milestones for the company.
Recently, Naoris launched Naoris Ventures, a dedicated investment arm aimed at enhancing decentralized, post-quantum security infrastructure in critical sectors like robotics, smart cities, energy, defense, and artificial intelligence. The company’s technology has also attracted attention from U.S. regulators and researchers. A recent submission to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cited Naoris’ technology as a reference model in the proposed Post-Quantum Financial Infrastructure Framework (PQFIF), which outlines strategies to protect digital assets from quantum computing threats.
Impressive Growth and Future Prospects
Earlier this year, Naoris raised $3 million in a strategic funding round led by Mason Labs, with participation from high-profile investors such as Tim Draper, Frekaz Group, and Tradecraft Capital. Since the launch of its testnet in January, Naoris has processed over 104 million post-quantum transactions, onboarded 3.3 million wallets, and mitigated more than 544 million cyber threats.
With increasing institutional recognition and active development across 31 projects, Naoris Protocol is positioning itself at the forefront of next-generation cybersecurity infrastructure, ready to meet the challenges of an increasingly automated and interconnected world.
