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# Who uses Naoris Quantum Protocol?

The protocol is industry-agnostic: it provides universal trust for critical industries, wherever provable device and system integrity matters.

| Sector               | What it gains                                    |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Government & Defense | Sovereign, provable system trust                 |
| Banking & Finance    | Automated compliance and zero-trust transactions |
| Telecom & IoT        | End-to-end trust across millions of devices      |
| Healthcare           | Enforced data integrity and privacy              |
| Smart Infrastructure | Resilience for cities, logistics and utilities   |

Typical adopters share three characteristics:

1. **Regulatory exposure** — they must evidence compliance, not merely assert it
2. **Long asset lifetimes** — systems that will outlive current cryptographic standards
3. **Low tolerance for disruption** — they cannot replace working infrastructure to adopt a new security model

See Use Cases for sector detail.


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