Cyber Risk Prediction Must Be Systematic and Science-Based

The article emphasizes that cyber risk prediction must be a systematic, science-based process rather than relying on chance or guesswork to ensure compliance with mandatory cybersecurity obligations. It warns that treating risk management as a gamble jeopardizes an organization's survival rather than fulfilling regulatory requirements. No specific technical details, dates, or frameworks beyond general references to cyber risk culture are provided. The discussion implicitly aligns with broader regulatory frameworks like the NIS 2 Directive, DORA, and GDPR, though no direct implementations are detailed. The focus remains on the methodological approach to risk assessment in cybersecurity.