I don’t think that the development of cyber policy should be weighed heavily on the use of predictive knowledge. Even tho it is good for projections it’s not entirely accurate all the time. This will make cyber policy development more reactive rather than proactive. When we start to over-predict things that’s when we over-correct things and start to fix things that don’t need to be fixed. I can agree with the use of predictive knowledge to an extent but, the overuse of it is when it can cause all of the problems. When using predictive knowledge as a stepping stone for the development of cyber-infrastructure it is a powerful tool.  If we can analyze the types and trends of cyberattacks that are beginning to increase in frequency, we can understand the targets of cybercriminals.