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Focus on Intent, Not Prediction, for Future-Proofing Tech

Building for the future requires focusing on foundational principles rather than predicting specific threats, according to Benjamin Fabre, CEO of DataDome. He argues that companies often err by designing solutions for immediate problems, only to find these solutions become obsolete as threats evolve. Instead, organizations should build on durable concepts that can adapt to shifts, such as understanding the intent behind a request rather than just its identity, which is applicable across various traffic types and future challenges. AI

IMPACT Suggests a strategic shift in product development towards adaptable foundations rather than reactive threat mitigation.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece from a company executive on building resilient technology.

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Focus on Intent, Not Prediction, for Future-Proofing Tech

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Benjamin Fabre, Forbes Councils Member ·

    To Build For The Future, Stop Trying To Predict It

    The disruptions won't stop, so organizations should invest in a foundation that will still matter on the other side of the constant changes,