The way cyber technology affects the interactions between offenders and victims has an impact by changing how they interact and expanding the scope of their actions. The digital landscape has opened up avenues for criminals to commit crimes, allowing them to remain anonymous while targeting victims remotely. With cyber technology, offenders can reach a range of victims beyond boundaries and operate on various online platforms. This easy access has led to types of cybercrimes such as cyberbullying, identity theft, fraud, harassment and exploitation. On the one hand, victims face challenges in the digital world where cyber technology can amplify the effects of victimization. Information spreads rapidly in cyberspace, which can expose victims further and prolong their experiences of victimization, leading to distress and potential long term consequences.

When it comes to developing policies and infrastructure related to cybersecurity, considering the nature of threats and limited knowledge about them requires a comprehensive approach. To address this challenge effectively, policy development should adopt an adaptable framework due to technological advancements. This involves fostering collaboration among policymakers, technologists, legal experts and cybersecurity professionals so that they can continuously assess emerging threats such as vulnerabilities. Taking a stance means implementing policies that prioritize resilience by placing emphasis on monitoring while promoting agile responses to evolving cyber risks.

Moreover, it is essential to invest in cybersecurity systems, integrating technologies and encourage global collaboration to share information about threats and best practices. Prioritizing initiatives and raising awareness to enhance peoples understanding of literacy and cybersecurity can enable individuals to safeguard themselves and contribute towards a more secure cyber realm. In the end, adopting an adaptable approach towards cyber policy and infrastructure development acknowledges the constraints of knowledge while aiming to establish a resilient and protected cyberspace in the face of evolving threats and technological progress.