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Quranium Partners with Abatis for Enhanced Blockchain Security
Coin WorldThursday, Jul 17, 2025 1:51 pm ET
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Aime SummaryQuranium, a quantum-secure Layer 1 blockchain designed for the convergence of AI, Web3, and quantum technologies, has announced a strategic alliance with Abatis, a global leader in patented cybersecurity technology. This partnership aims to enhance endpoint-level security across blockchain ecosystems, addressing a critical gap in digital asset protection.
Under the terms of the agreement, Quranium will integrate Abatis’s ultra-lightweight, tamper-proof endpoint protection technology into its infrastructure stack. This includes software wallets, validator nodes, client platforms, and transaction environments, ensuring robust protection against malware, unauthorized access, and runtime manipulation.
Kapil Dhiman, CEO of Quranium, emphasized the importance of this integration, stating, “We’re not just building for quantum resilience. We’re building for uncompromising security at every layer.” He highlighted that by integrating Abatis’s world-class endpoint protection, Quranium is securing the most vulnerable surface area in ‘Web3-to-end-user’ environments, a critical layer of trust that has been overlooked for too long. Together, they are raising the bar for what it means to be uncrackable and unhackable.
Unlike traditional, reactive cybersecurity tools that detect and respond to threats after compromise, Abatis’s technology is prevention-first. It renders endpoints tamper-proof in real time by locking binaries and blocking the execution of unauthorized code, even in the presence of advanced malware. With a footprint of less than 100KB, the Abatis agent introduces no performance degradation, an essential feature for Quranium’s high-speed blockchain operations, including real-time smart contract execution and multi-chain wallet functionality.
The integration will be deployed across QSafe Wallet, Quranium’s quantum-secure multi-chain crypto wallet, and all associated transaction environments. Future phases may include securing validator infrastructure and dApp endpoints, strengthening overall trust in the ecosystem. In the context of cryptocurrency trading, where performance and security are paramount, the Abatis integration brings immediate, tangible value. It provides immutable protection for browser-based wallet extensions, such as those used in Chrome or Firefox, by rendering the entire endpoint unmodifiable during active sessions. This includes safeguarding the key store, ensuring that cryptographic credentials remain untouched and inaccessible to malware or exploits during high-volume, high-speed trading. With no resource contention or latency, the Abatis integration enables users to trade with confidence, knowing their assets and environments are protected from compromise in real time.
Alexander Rogan, CEO of Abatis, noted, “Blockchain’s promise of decentralized security breaks down at the endpoint. That’s why this partnership matters. Quranium is one of the very few Layer 1s that truly understands infrastructure risk and is addressing it with seriousness. Together, we are providing a level of endpoint protection that is enterprise-grade, quantum-conscious, and future-ready.”
The partnership is structured across three core areas: technical integration, joint go-to-market and community engagement, and roadmap coordination. Technical integration involves co-developing and deploying Abatis cybersecurity solutions within the Quranium network stack, starting with wallets and access environments, then expanding to node-level infrastructure and developer tools. Joint go-to-market and community engagement will focus on collaborating on marketing, storytelling, and education, highlighting the importance of endpoint security in blockchain. Roadmap coordination will involve conducting technical feasibility assessments and establishing shared milestones for scalable implementation across Quranium’s evolving ecosystem.
Kapil Dhiman concluded, “By working with Abatis, whose military-grade cybersecurity software has protected critical infrastructure globally with 100% success since 2005, Quranium extends its already formidable post-quantum security model to include real-world endpoint protection, the most commonly exploited attack vector in digital systems.”
Quranium is a Layer 1 blockchain protocol optimized for post-quantum security, AI integration, and EVM compatibility. It uses quantum-resistant encryption, supports intelligent automation at the protocol level, and enables seamless interoperability with the Ethereum Virtual Machine. Quranium’s 2025 roadmap includes the rollout of its Proof-of-Stake Convergence Layer, launch of an AI-native gaming environment, and expansion of QSafe Wallet, its quantum-secure, multi-chain crypto wallet. Headquartered in Switzerland, with offices in the UAE and Singapore, Quranium is backed by Animoca Brands and partnered with PwC, and recognized as a leading innovator in Web3 infrastructure.
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