  Since the emergence of the internet, IPSEC has undergone significant changes
due to changes in the type and behavior of users worldwide. IEEE 802.3ad, while
considered a key aspect of the IPSEC model, is predictable and can result in
potential design flaws, making it relatively easy to access a secure
workstation. Thus, it is critical to leverage the benefits of multiple ISPs
(multi-WAN) and a link aggregation model and integrate an aspect of
randomisation in the network. This facet of the network is highlighted by the
proof of concept in the simulation of a double pendulum. The analysis of POC
provided a network topology designed to utilize multiple WAN, 802.3ad link
aggregation, and other environmental components to create a sense of true
randomness within a network system. An analysis of this approach shows that it
accounts for the data stream's size, transmission speed, WANs and VPNs'
location, and other environmental factors to create a sense of randomness.
Based on the proof concept, it can be concluded that attaining randomisation
using multi-WAN, VPN, and 802.3ad is a highly effective model for improving
IPSEC.
