This week’s Jonas’ reading reiterates some of the pre-existing concepts visited inside of class. The short arm of predictive knowledge encompasses a wide variety of cybersecurity lenses and is important to use within cybersecurity policy and development however, how it is used is what is important. Since knowledge is so limited by the growth and relative need and want related with knowledge and cyberworld, the information that I believe would be the most influential would be statistical or trend based. This kind of information could be used for anti hackers to see when the most common hacking seasons are, or even the exact times of days, or geographical regions they root from. Misinterpreting the information as long term valuable information would be counterproductive, since it has an expiration like date attached, deeming it only valuable for as long as the cyberworld has materials that would be adaptable to the information.
