The CIS Krystal Qubit Router is a hardware router solution integrated with CISEN-PQC technology that provides network security through post-quantum cryptography. The device is built on US-made hardware and firmware with a proprietary configured OpenWrt operating system. The router natively supports post-quantum cryptography using the Lattice Module Key Encapsulation Mechanism (FIPS 203, CNSA 2.0). It provides end-to-end encryption for all network traffic with low probability of detection and low probability of intercept capabilities. The device functions as a network gateway that conceals the ISP's public IP address and routes all traffic through a proprietary Software Defined Network (SDN) with randomization techniques secured within post-quantum cryptography encapsulation. The router enables anonymous user connections and IP address/location obfuscation. The solution operates as a plug-and-play device with a dynamic server infrastructure that can be deployed at customer-specified locations. Internet traffic is encrypted end-to-end, with VPN hosts not containing cryptographic keys or decrypting traffic in transit.