New York, NY – Investor Vasyl Zahorodniuk has committed $3 million to Quanta Tech Systems LLC, a cybersecurity firm with operations in New York City and Spain, to accelerate the development of new products under its DeepLock platform. The investment will support the company’s work on consumer privacy tools, enterprise-level security, and protection for offline infrastructure.
Quanta Tech Systems plans to introduce DeepLock in stages, with a full launch targeted by the end of 2025. The platform will include:
- Consumer VPN services designed for global privacy and secure browsing.
- Business solutions offering enterprise-grade cyber defense, monitoring, and secure access tools.
- Offline cybersecurity services to secure critical infrastructure and other air-gapped systems.
Zahorodniuk said the investment reflects the growing urgency of cybersecurity across both personal and institutional environments. “Cybersecurity is one of the defining challenges of this decade. With DeepLock, we want to give individuals, businesses, and governments reliable tools to protect data and infrastructure. My investment is intended to accelerate that process and ensure Quanta Tech can deliver at scale,” he said.
Founded in 2021, Quanta Tech Systems has grown into a transatlantic cybersecurity company with offices at One World Trade Center in New York and a European base in Spain. The firm originally built its reputation in the financial sector, offering tailored security for banking and digital asset platforms, and is now expanding its reach to a wider global client base.
Elena Torres, Chief Operating Officer of Quanta Tech Systems, said the funding will strengthen the company’s development capacity. “DeepLock is designed to bring together the different layers of security our clients need. This investment allows us to accelerate product development, expand our engineering teams, and strengthen our position in the U.S. and European markets,” Torres said.
The timing comes as the global cybersecurity industry continues rapid growth. The market was valued at approximately $222 billion in 2023 and is expected to more than double over the next decade. VPN services in particular have seen significant adoption, with industry revenues projected to reach over $100 billion by 2025. Rising incidents of data breaches, ransomware, and attacks on infrastructure have heightened demand for integrated solutions that cover both consumer and enterprise needs.
Zahorodniuk, who is also Chief Investment Officer of UEX Capital Corp, has previously focused on financial technology and digital asset infrastructure. His investment into Quanta Tech Systems aligns with his broader focus on technologies that secure and modernize critical systems.
Quanta Tech Systems expects the first phase of DeepLock to reach the market in late 2025, with further expansion in 2026. The company is currently hiring cybersecurity engineers and analysts in both New York and Spain to support the effort.
