It's true that ICS, NIMS, and the broader field of emergency management must continually adapt to an ever-changing landscape of threats and hazards. Murphy's Law reminds us that preparedness is essential because what can go wrong, often will. Climate change, pandemics, international food shortages, and conflicts are increasingly complex challenges that require dynamic responses. As these threats evolve, so must our emergency management strategies, incorporating flexibility, innovation, and resilience. This includes developing new response protocols, investing in advanced technology, and fostering robust leadership capable of navigating unprecedented situations