As the digital world is increasingly threatened by advanced cyberattacks and looming quantum computing challenges, Naoris Protocol has released technology that improves digital security through the world’s first post-quantum powered decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) for cybersecurity and digital trust.
Backed by prominent figures including DNS designer David Holtzman, former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, and Shanfari & Partners Chairman Sheikh Thamer Said Ahmed al-Shanfari, the protocol transforms traditional untrusted devices into a decentralised security layer of cyber-trusted validator nodes, eliminating single points of failure that plague centralised security systems.
The launch comes at a critical time, following the CrowdStrike outages in July 2024 that demonstrated the vulnerabilities of centralised security frameworks. These incidents disrupted global services across aviation, banking, and media sectors, highlighting the urgent need for decentralised security solutions.
“Current centralized models are vulnerable by design,” said Naoris Protocol CEO and Founder David Carvalho. “Our protocol decentralises digital security, where every device becomes a secure validator node as part of a trusted, incentivised layer that uses post-quantum cryptography to create a real time, decentralised validation brain.”
The protocol introduces four key innovations:
Post-quantum security: Designed to withstand quantum computing, ensuring sensitive data and blockchain infrastructures are protected from next-generation cyber threats;
Decentralised security layer: Devices actively validate and prove their trusted state in real time, creating a self-reinforcing security layer that scales without weakening;
Incentivised security model: Devices are rewarded for maintaining security validations across the network to continually reinforce cyber defences; and
Real-time validation: Continuous verification of node integrity mitigates risks of compromise or collusion, a stark contrast to static and reactive centralized systems.
With the DePIN market projected to reach USD3.5 trillion by 2028, Naoris Protocol positions itself as the critical security DePIN for both Web2 and Web3 infrastructures. As DePIN expands into various industrial applications, the protocol provides essential infrastructure for DePIN ecosystems across cloud computing, storage, wireless and energy, offering unprecedented cyber resilience for community compute network models.
“Naoris Protocol is not just another blockchain project; it’s the security backbone that enables the entire DePIN sector to thrive safely,” said Naoris Protocol Chief Strategy Officer David Hotlzman. “This could be the catalyst that propels decentralized infrastructures into mainstream adoption.”
The upcoming Testnet launch will allow users to participate in stress-testing this revolutionary system. Validating and maintaining security standards, while counteracting threats like phishing and network breaches, the testnet will lay the groundwork to seed a global post-quantum cybersecurity DePIN.
