The FBI has issued a warning about two fake videos falsely attributed to the agency, one of which claims to have arrested groups linked to the Democratic Party for alleged ballot fraud. The bureau confirmed that these videos are not authentic and provide misleading information concerning election security. The first video misrepresents quotes from journalist Eliot Higgins, who denied any connection to the claims and labeled the content as Russian disinformation. The second video reportedly discusses Doug Emhoff, husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, and suggests the FBI would ignore alleged connections he has with a significant government issue, although it has not been reviewed for authenticity.

FBI Warns of Fraudulent Videos Spreading Election Misinformation Online Cyberscoop

Tanya Townsend, Chief Information & Digital Officer at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health, addressed the careful integration of emerging healthcare technologies, particularly in pediatrics, during her keynote speech. She emphasized the need for a gradual approach to technology adoption, focusing on patient safety and operational strengths. Key initiatives include creating a digital front door to improve user experience amidst high demand for pediatric services, and enhancing appointment management. While automation has yet to drastically improve efficiency, it has increased user satisfaction. Townsend also highlighted the importance of change management, strong vendor partnerships, and a supportive organizational culture to effectively implement new technologies.

Tanya Townsend Advocates Cautious Tech Adoption in Pediatric Healthcare This Week Health

During the HLTH conference in Las Vegas, digital health startups largely focused on saturated areas like clinical documentation and telehealth, prompting healthcare leaders to call for innovation in less crowded sectors. Key discussions highlighted the need for startups that can translate medical research into practical applications for providers and improve patient engagement in health management. Notably, there is a demand for better collaboration between researchers and business factions to commercialize healthcare innovations and for tools that empower patients to manage their health independently through accessible medical data.

Digital Health Startups Urged to Explore Untapped Opportunities at HLTH Conference MedCity News

The mantra, "people, process, and technology" has long been a guiding principle in business and technology. However, cybersecurity expert Dennis Leber believes it's time to rethink that, he wrote in a recent piece. Not only did he suggest changing the wording, but also adding cybersecurity into the organizational process, which can help companies ensure a proactive approach to risk management. Finally, technology should be leveraged to support these people-driven processes, with tools that facilitate communication, efficiency, and security. By adopting this revised hierarchy of prioritization, organizations can create an environment that not only fosters employee engagement but also strengthens overall governance and resilience against cyber threats.

"Revolutionizing Business: Prioritizing People to Boost Cybersecurity and Innovation" LinkedIn