And even technical users could benefit from more options on the market for secure routers, instead of just DIY OpenBSD boxes. This is a pretty active market al

And even technical users could benefit from more options on the market for secure routers, instead of just DIY OpenBSD boxes. This is a pretty active market already. It's called "Unified Threat Management" by the analyst firms. Keep your support up-to-date and they (ought to) take care of keeping the latest firmware on the device for you. Here are a bunch: http://mosaicsecurity.com/categories/68-unified-threat-management http://mosaicsecurity.com/categories/68-unified-threat-manag... NB: I used to work for one of those companies.