Unless you're calling NAT "more secure", yes, I maintain that IPv6 is more secure. It simplifies network security operations and especially makes it easier to u

Unless you're calling NAT "more secure", yes, I maintain that IPv6 is more secure. It simplifies network security operations and especially makes it easier to understand your network when you start visualizing logs and data with a real threat hunting platform. Try dealing with IPv4+IPv6 vs IPv6-only in one of those dashboards.