CIS Private Encrypted Data Storage Server PQC is a data storage solution designed to address quantum computing threats to traditional encryption protocols like RSA, Elliptic Curve, and AES 256. The system uses Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) ML-KEM Level 5 encryption protocol to protect data at rest. The solution introduces a Virtual Dissimulated Encrypted Server (VDES) Gateway that physically resides between the ISP modem/router and the data storage server. The VDES Gateway obfuscates the real endpoint IP address of the data server using Decoy Obfuscation Tool (DOT) technique to protect against machine learning predictability, AI analytics, and pattern of life analysis. The VDES server acts as a traffic redirector for inbound and outbound connections, accepting the ISP IP address and randomizing traffic over PQC encryption across multiple IP addresses to enable connectivity to the data server. The infrastructure includes multiple layers of protection and an Intrusion Detection System (IDS). The data storage server can be deployed at the customer's preferred location for physical security oversight. Users can remotely access the server and have full privileges to edit, manipulate, and share data from anywhere in the world.