Given the “short arm” of predictive information, developing cyber-policy and infrastructure calls for a flexible and nuanced strategy that takes into account the inherent complexity and uncertainty of the cyber domain. Risk Assessment and Management: A risk-based approach to policy formation is crucial, given the unpredictability of cyber threats and vulnerabilities. In order to identify potential threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences, thorough risk assessments must be conducted. Additionally, risk management methods must be put into place in order to successfully mitigate and respond to cyber hazards. Cyber-policy and infrastructure frameworks must be flexible and adaptable, given the swift evolution of cyber risks and technologies. This means creating infrastructure and policies that are flexible enough to quickly adjust to new threats, advances in technology, and shifting geopolitical environments. Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration: Governmental agencies, businesses, academic institutions, and civil society must work together to fulfill the shared responsibility of cybersecurity. Multi-stakeholder participation in policy formulation is necessary to guarantee that a range of viewpoints, levels of skill, and resources are utilized to completely combat cyberthreats. International collaboration: Since cyberthreats are inherently global, successful countermeasures necessitate coordination and collaboration across nations. Establishing norms, standards, and agreements that encourage responsible behavior in cyberspace and enable cross-border collaboration on cybersecurity challenges should be a diplomatic priority while developing cyber-policy and infrastructure. We can better navigate the uncertainties and challenges presented by the “short arm” of predictive knowledge in the cyber domain by taking a proactive, cooperative, and flexible approach to the development of cyber-policy and infrastructure. This will ultimately strengthen cybersecurity resilience and promote a safer and more secure cyberspace for everyone.