The development of cyber-policy and infrastructure is a complex and multifaceted issue that requires a coordinated approach to address the risks and challenges associated with cyber technology. However, the “short arm” of predictive knowledge can make it difficult to develop policies and infrastructure that are effective in the long-term.

One approach to address this challenge is to adopt a risk-based approach to cyber-policy and infrastructure development. This involves identifying the most significant risks associated with cyber technology and developing policies and infrastructure that prioritize the mitigation of those risks. This approach acknowledges the limitations of predictive knowledge and focuses on addressing the most immediate and pressing risks.

Another approach is to adopt a flexible and adaptable approach to cyber-policy and infrastructure development. This involves designing policies and infrastructure that can be updated and modified as new information becomes available. This approach recognizes that the cyber landscape is constantly evolving and that policies and infrastructure must be able to adapt to changing conditions and emerging threats.

In addition, collaboration and information-sharing among stakeholders, including government agencies, private sector organizations, and academic researchers can help to improve the quality of predictive knowledge and inform the development of effective policies and infrastructure.

Overall, the development of cyber-policy and infrastructure requires a proactive and collaborative approach that recognizes the limitations of predictive knowledge and prioritizes the mitigation of immediate risks while maintaining flexibility to adapt to changing conditions.