The “short arm” of predictive knowledge refers to the perspective and moral behavior of each situation being current, and since it is impossible to know what consequences comes with a decision, it is impossible to assess its deficiencies. This lack of knowledge must be considered as we address the creation of cyber infrastructure and legislation. The goal is  to avoid unwanted breaches, remain morally sound, and guarantee the wellbeing of individuals. With the infrastructure taken into mind, policies and infrastructure must be continually examined and improved. Cyber policy establishes the boundaries for appropriate behavior when using the internet. This includes social media use and encryption. Cyber rules are always being changed to increase the user’s safety and convenience. There are distinct lines of separation that, by design, keep away dangers from the outside as well as the inside. There will be a chance to improve rules that offer additional protection when vulnerabilities are found and possibly abused. If this chance is not taken advantage of, the situation’s integrity should be questioned. Consumers want product developers to update and improve their work on a regular basis. Cyber infrastructure and the duty of upholding current cyber policy are connected. The network that links systems and information through a cyber media is referred to as “cyber infrastructure”. In order to ensure the health of the welfare, public health, and economic systems, it is crucial to maintain a modern and secure infrastructure. If a nation’s infrastructure is at risk, so too is the nation’s development. The livelihood of the population will be at danger without a safe infrastructure. As societal infrastructure problems are identified, it is essential to fill in the gaps and work toward building a more secure system for the future.