The Creating of cyber-policy and infrastructure in the face of unknown threats requires a smart approach that understands cyber risks can change fast. While predicting these risks is tough, being proactive helps spot and fix problems early. Working together and sharing information among different groups like governments, companies, schools, federal state and local partners and other countries is key. When everyone puts their heads together and collaborates, it’s easier to find and deal with new cyber threats fast, as they’re ever evolving and coming in new forms. Putting strong defenses in place is super important and the strongest should be the first line of defense against cyber threats. This means using fancy tech like intrusion detection systems and encryption to protect important information such  as passwords or usernames and keeps data safe. Also, teaching people about cybersecurity and running educational programs helps them know how to stay safe online, and how to identify cyber threats easier. Encouraging a culture and a climate  where people take cybersecurity seriously is a big deal too as we use technology for our everyday lives. When everyone knows how to keep themselves safe and takes responsibility for it, it’s harder for bad situations to arise online. Laws and agreements about how to behave online also help keep things in line and make sure people know what’s okay and what’s not. In short, even though cyber threats are tricky to predict, being ready for them is the biggest thing you can do for yourself and being knowledgeable is a great thing and possible with a team effort. By sharing what we know, using good tech, and teaching people to stay safe online, we can tackle cyber risks together. Keeping it simple, working together, and staying smart about cybersecurity are the best ways to handle the ever-changing world of cyber threats.