Virtual Routers and the Future of Hybrid Workplaces

They offer employees greater flexibility and allow businesses to save on costs such as office space and equipment. A vRouter is a software-based router that can be deployed as either a bare metal image (BMI) or a virtual machine (VM). Virtual routers provide businesses with a high degree of control over their network infrastructure, but this also means that they are responsible for securing it. • Cost savings: Virtual routers do not require any physical hardware, which means that there is no need to purchase or maintain expensive equipment. This means that businesses need to ensure that their virtual networks are properly secured to protect against potential threats.