CIS PentaVault Encrypted Network Server (PVE) is a physical blade server solution that hosts encrypted network infrastructure at customer-specified locations. The platform is built on VMware's ESXi Hypervisor and supports multiple virtual machine instances (default five) to create a dual encrypted, obfuscated, and randomized network architecture. Each VM instance is paired with an anonymous VPS public IP address and configured with proprietary hardening techniques. The VMs run custom VPN servers that utilize a proprietary encryption protocol designed to resist post-quantum computing decryption attempts. The system operates by generating VPN certificates within each VM that are hard-coded to corresponding VPN servers. These certificates are hardware and software agnostic and can be installed on customer devices. When a device connects, traffic is routed through a proprietary encryption tunnel to the VPS public IP, which redirects to the physical blade server. Upon reaching the blade server, traffic undergoes a proprietary randomization algorithm that redirects it to a different VM instance. This randomized VM then sends the traffic through another encrypted tunnel to its corresponding VPS public IP before reaching the internet, achieving dual encryption with obfuscation and randomization. The server can be deployed behind a proprietary VPN physical router to obfuscate the actual internet provider IP address, adding an additional layer of decoy obfuscation. The platform generates VPN certificates locally within each VM instance.