Naoris Protocol made a significant impact at the Milken Institute Global Investors’ Symposium held in Mexico City on October 22, 2025. The cybersecurity company presented its advancements in decentralized, quantum-resistant security technologies, aiming to bridge the gap between cybersecurity and global capital markets. The symposium gathered prominent executives, investors, and policymakers to focus on the evolving landscape of digital assets and the essential infrastructure required to secure a rapidly tokenized economy.
During the event, Naoris Protocol’s CEO and Founder, David Carvalho, emphasized the importance of the gathering, stating it was “a timely opportunity to share how Naoris Protocol is forging the next generation of cyber-trust infrastructure.” Carvalho highlighted the company’s ongoing collaboration with international tech and investment circles, mentioning its upcoming participation in Devconnect Buenos Aires in November.
Strategic Engagement
At the symposium, Naoris representatives engaged in discussions with key figures such as Richard Ditizio, CEO of the Milken Institute, Michael Milken, Chairman, and executives from major firms like América Móvil and Newtopia VC. These meetings underscored the company’s commitment to securing partnerships that will enhance its technological offerings.
Naoris Protocol’s recent achievements set the stage for its presentation at the symposium. Just last week, the company launched Naoris Ventures, a dedicated investment arm focused on promoting decentralized, post-quantum security infrastructure across critical sectors, including energy, defense, and artificial intelligence. The venture aims to position Naoris at the forefront of cybersecurity innovation.
Regulatory Recognition
Naoris has also gained attention from regulators and researchers in the United States. 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), which aims to protect digital assets from the threats posed by quantum computing.
Earlier this year, Naoris successfully raised $3 million in a strategic funding round led by Mason Labs, with participation from notable investors such as Tim Draper and Frekaz Group. 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 growing institutional recognition and active development across 31 projects, Naoris Protocol continues to establish itself as a leader in next-generation cybersecurity infrastructure. As the world becomes increasingly automated and interconnected, the demand for robust security solutions will only intensify, and Naoris is poised to meet that challenge.
The company’s participation in significant events like the Milken Institute Global Investors’ Symposium reflects its strategic efforts to engage with the financial community and enhance its influence in the cybersecurity sector.