InstitutionalMemory": “The 2008 financial crisis is a prime example of how the lack of institutional memory can lead to repeated mistakes. During the crisis, many financial institutions failed to heed the lessons from the 1929 Great Depression, such as the dangers of excessive leverage and the importance of liquidity. This oversight contributed to the severity of the crisis. In the aftermath, regulatory bodies like the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) were established to ensure that such lessons are not forgotten. However, the rapid pace of financial innovation and the complexity of modern financial instruments continue to challenge the retention and application of institutional memory. The crisis underscored the need for robust mechanisms to capture and disseminate knowledge across the financial sector, ensuring that past mistakes inform future practices.”} user How does the concept of institutional memory apply to the evolution of cybersecurity practices in the tech industry, especially considering the rapid pace of technological change and the emergence of new threats?