As far as the development of cyber-policy as well as the short arm of predictive knowledge is concerned I think you can only invest in predictive knowledge so much. Technology could go in any direction and investing too much in what’s predicted to occur could be a fatal flaw. At the same time adjusting day by day to technology adapting might be a wrong move as well. We Don’t want to lose data or money from an attack and then take measures to ensure it won’t happen again. Having a general awareness of what can go wrong and implementing ways to counteract as well as having a system in place that can respond to flaws or attacks quickly so not much is lost I believe is the best option.