Given the “short arm” of predictive knowledge, characterized by the rapid pace of technological advancements and the unpredictable nature of future cyber threats, it’s imperative to adopt an adaptive and proactive approach to the development of cyber-policy and infrastructure. This necessitates the establishment of agile policy frameworks that can evolve alongside emerging threats and technological innovations, prioritizing principles-based approaches over rigid regulations. Collaboration among government agencies, private sector entities, academia, and civil society stakeholders is paramount, ensuring diverse perspectives are considered, and collective efforts contribute to identifying challenges and formulating effective solutions. Embracing a risk-based approach enables policymakers to prioritize investments and resources based on the severity of identified threats, while continuous monitoring and evaluation mechanisms facilitate the assessment of policy effectiveness and inform iterative improvements. Investment in research and development initiatives is crucial to driving innovation and addressing emerging cyber challenges, while capacity building and training programs enhance cybersecurity capabilities among stakeholders. International cooperation and collaboration are essential for addressing transnational cyber threats, necessitating engagement with global partners and the harmonization of cybersecurity standards and practices. Moreover, public awareness and education initiatives empower individuals, businesses, and communities to adopt good cyber hygiene practices and recognize common threats, contributing to a more cyber-resilient society overall.