Naoris Protocol, the pioneering quantum-resistant blockchain and cybersecurity mesh architecture, has secured $3 million in a strategic funding round led by Mason Labs, with participation from Frekaz Group, Level One Robotics, and Tradecraft Capital, following a rigorous six-month technical due diligence process. This funding round, encompassing proceeds from Naoris’s public sale and associated allocations, was oversubscribed, leading the team to launch a new institutional raise—now open as of today, Thursday, 29 May. Mason Labs, a top venture capital firm specializing in infrastructure-grade technologies, conducted an extensive review of Naoris Protocol’s post-quantum trust framework before fully acquiring the VIP allocation. This recent fundraising effort comes after a $31 million raise in 2022, supported by investors including Tim Draper, the Holdun Family Office, Expert Doja, Uniera, and other institutional backers. Naoris Protocol is guided by a leadership team with expertise in cybersecurity, defense, and blockchain, featuring: - David Holtzman, former IBM CTO and DNS protocol architect - Ahmed Réda Chami, Morocco’s Ambassador to the EU and ex-CEO of Microsoft North Africa - Mick Mulvaney, former White House Chief of Staff - Inge Kampenes, retired Major General and former Chief of Norwegian Armed Forces Cyber Defence The protocol provides a plug-and-play cybersecurity mesh designed to safeguard any blockchain or enterprise system from the lowest layers upward, all without the need for a hard fork.

Its decentralized security layer leverages post-quantum cryptography and artificial intelligence, conforming to standards established by NIST, NATO, and ETSI. Additionally, Naoris Protocol operates a quantum-resistant Layer 1 blockchain secured by its proprietary Proof-of-Security (dPoSec) consensus mechanism.