Naoris Protocol, a developer of a decentralized cybersecurity mesh, recently hosted an exclusive Private Leadership Summit in Marrakech, bringing together global founders, investors, and strategic partners to discuss the future of decentralized digital trust and security. The event highlights the company's growing influence, following its recent citation in a research submission to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a reference model for quantum-resilient blockchain infrastructure within a proposed Post-Quantum Financial Infrastructure Framework.
Naoris Protocol hosted a private leadership summit in Marrakech on the future of decentralized cybersecurity.
Attendees included global founders, ultra-high-net-worth investors, and strategic partners.
The company was recently cited in a U.S. SEC research submission as a reference model for quantum-resistant blockchain.
Discussions focused on Post-Quantum Security AI, Cybersecurity DePIN, and institutional trust.
The summit is set to become a recurring event, underscoring Naoris's thought leadership.
This follows the company's participation in other high-level forums like the ME Family Office Summit.
The private summit in Marrakech signals a shift in how advanced cybersecurity is perceived—from a technical IT concern to a critical strategic imperative for global finance and governance. By convening a select group of leaders with access to state-level networks, Naoris Protocol positioned its decentralized cybersecurity mesh as a foundational technology for securing digital assets and infrastructure in a post-quantum computing era.
David Carvalho, CEO and Founder of Naoris Protocol, commented on the event's significance: “This event underscores Naoris Protocol’s growing role driving innovation at the intersection of technology, policy, and global security as institutions prepare for a post-quantum future. The summit caps what was a transformative year for Naoris, and we look forward to building on this momentum in the new year.”
A key backdrop for the summit was Naoris Protocol's inclusion in a formal research submission to the U.S. SEC's Crypto Assets Task Force. The document outlines the systemic threat quantum computing poses to global financial systems and proposes a Post-Quantum Financial Infrastructure Framework (PQFIF). Within this context, Naoris Protocol is highlighted as a practical reference implementation for quantum-resistant blockchain infrastructure, lending significant credibility to its technological approach based on real-world deployment and measurable security outcomes.
The Marrakech summit is part of a series of strategic engagements for Naoris Protocol. It follows recent participation in a panel on "Quantum Risk, Digital Trust & the Future of Wealth Preservation" at the ME Family Office Summit in Dubai, as well as invitations to exclusive forums like the 1640 Society Family Office Wealth Forum and the Volcano Innovation Summit. These activities demonstrate the company's focused outreach to the family office, institutional investment, and policy-making communities that are central to adopting next-generation security infrastructure.
About Naoris Protocol
Naoris Protocol is the world’s first Decentralized Cybersecurity Mesh, a post-quantum blockchain powered by distributed AI. It delivers Decentralized Zero Trust by turning networks into incentivized trust ecosystems where every node validates and protects every other. Backed by investors including Tim Draper and advised by global cybersecurity leaders, Naoris Protocol secures financial institutions, enterprises, governments, and decentralized ecosystems against an accelerating landscape of threats.
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