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An org with that level of technical control might well be an extremely security-conscious org. And "No IPv6 Anywhere, Ever" would make it somewhat easier to ke

• phildenhoff 2y ago
  Ah, for the companies with high technical control, but no technical competence! Of course :)
  • bell-cot 2y ago
    If your #1 goal is to keep the stuff you manage secure, then keeping that stuff as simple as practical is a pretty obvious strategy. If your #1 goal is to keep your 133t bragging rights, then there are no such things as unnecessary nor excessive complexities.
    • zokier 2y ago
      A brick is very simple and very secure. Some might say practically unhackable.
      • bell-cot 2y ago
        True. But if you need a secure network for the factory's SCADA equipment - a brick is just not a practical substitute.