Kernel Panic on MacBook Pro 13" 2019

Post the EtreCheck data, and post one of the panics, and maybe something stands out. Post those as attachments.

Remove all external devices, and see if the problem persists. Flaky USB hardware can cause crashes.

Run the Apple Diagnostics, and see if anything shows. Diags will show many hard faults, transient faults not so much.

If nothing shows from the above, next step is then probably Apple Support.

Need a VPN? Switch to Streisand or Algo. At least with those or analogous you have some control over the connection and over the credentials and around the logging (not) performed. But for the discussion here, either remove the add-on VPN, or see if the crashes happen when the VPN is active.

The panic here involves something blocking internal network communications among the various parts of macOS.

If removing the VPN doesn’t resolve this, the only kernel code loaded here is from Sony. That may well be a bystander here.

Eric Grylls wrote:

I don't have any Sony apps.

Per that crash, it appears that there is a Sony kernel extension app installed:

loaded kexts: com.sony.driver.dsccamDeviceInfo00

That kext may well be an “innocent bystander” here.

Remove Nord VPN and MalwareBytes, as a starting point. See if things stabilize.

Add-on security apps, add-on cleaners, add-on VPNs, can cause stability issues.