The cybersecurity incidents in 2025 highlight the need to rethink data protection approaches. The Microsoft vulnerability breached resources of over 400 organizations, including government entities.
Critical Context: The Rising Threat of Attacks
APT groups linked to China have demonstrated their ability to bypass Microsoft patches, leading to the compromise of strategically important organizations. Attacks against the education sector increased by 23% in the first half of 2025, while a significant ransomware attack paralyzed healthcare services in the UK.
Limitations of Centralized Architectures
Centralized trust models, consisting of legacy servers and fragmented security tools, are becoming targets for attacks. As automated exploit chains spread within hours, traditional patching methods are no longer effective. Quantum computing threats add an extra dimension of urgency.
Solution: Decentralized Infrastructure
In light of these threats, the need for a decentralized security architecture that eliminates vulnerable points emerges. The Naoris Protocol offers such infrastructure, enabling any compatible device to become an active security node, thus creating a self-healing network.
The events of July 2025 demonstrated that reliance on centralized models creates systemic vulnerabilities. The Naoris Protocol offers an alternative approach that allows for a decentralized trust infrastructure, ensuring security and resilience against future threats.
