The development of cyber-policies and infrastructure must be adaptive to compensate for the “short arm” of predictive knowledge. With threats constantly changing and adapting so must cyber policies too must adapt to meet these threats head on. The best aspect of technology is its adaptability to meet our needs and wants. However, this creates a difficult job when it come for planning for the future of both policies and infrastructure. Maintaining a competitive environment that adjust to meet future needs must be on the mind of all business owners and policies makers. If you fail to adapt technology will leave you behind making you obsolete. So, when creating new policies or building infrastructures one should always look into the future and not limited themself to their own knowledge.