Every device on earth these days is associated with the Internet which brings humans an advancement of communication. Nonetheless, this technology discloses the user to the security threat. Barely users are sensitive that their data are being monitored by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and other third-party companies. Furthermore, every webpage they visit, each information they fill in the search box are being monitored by a third-party company that wanted to know the user's interest and then will pop up advertisement which related to the user's interest. This turns into the issue when the third party has all the sensitive information and misuses it in unethical manners. Thus, it is the reason why a device that can protect the user is needed. A device with a capability to conceal the user's Internet Protocol (IP) and protect the user from any tracker and advertisement from the internet is proposed in this project. Hiding the user's IP address can be done by masking it with the OpenVPN server that is deployed in another country than making it safe for the user from being tracked by an attacker. Besides, blocking any Domain Name System (DNS) request for known tracking and advertising domain is achieved by using the Pi-Hole project that is being maintained by the online community. Along with that, the implementation of OSSEC IPS inside the Raspberry Pi has successfully prevented the brute force attack from inside the network to provide additional protection. The device with these integrated features is called VPiSec. Then, the network performance in terms of speed during the uploading and downloading before and after applying VPiSec is evaluated to see whether it is degraded. The findings show that there is no significant difference in terms of uploading and downloading speed without and with the application of WPiSec. Thus, users gained secure network activities while enjoying a smooth network performance.