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Mini Mathur hosted Indian Idol’s first six seasons. (Credit: Instagram) The singing-reality show, Indian Idol has been in the news for various reasons. Last season of the show, Indian Idol 12 was infamous for creating fake love angles between the contestants. Many people also questioned the authenticity of the show. Amidst all, Mini Mathur, who hosted the first six seasons of Indian Idol, recently revealed the real reason behind quitting hosting the singing-reality show. Mini Mathur spills the beans about Indian Idol’s reality Recently, in an interview, Mini Mathur revealed that she quit hosting the show after seeing that it had lost its spirit. She revealed that the earlier the show would only focus on contestants and their talents, but eventually, the makers started constructing… Source link

The U.S. Justice Department’s new Civil-Cyber Fraud Initiative announced its first settlement last month in a novel action that brought false claims allegations over infosec failures against, notably, a sole proprietor. The case, which resulted in a nearly $300,000 penalty for the Florida-based web hosting company Jelly Bean Communications Design and its one full-time employee, suggests that the federal government’s clampdown on cybersecurity lapses and misdeeds will spare no offenders, irrespective of size.   The Jelly Bean settlement also underscores the government’s wide array of mechanisms to enforce cybersecurity violations and misrepresentations. It resolves civil charges under the False Claim Act (FCA) for Jelly Bean’s failure to provide HIPAA-compliant website… Source link

Mini Mathur hosted the singing reality show Indian Idol for the first six seasons, however, she opted to leave when she saw the show had lost its spirit. Mini explained that at first, the show would focus on the contestants’ power, but subsequently, the producers began requiring ‘constructed’ moments.The actress got candid about her stint recently in a podcast with Cyrus Broacha where she explained why she chose to quit the show and how reality shows were losing their charm with those constructed moments. She revealed that she got close to the contestants and even invited them over dinner, “I was truly invested in every single person. Even when the cameras stopped rolling, I didn’t drop my smile. They would come to my house for dinner, I would sit with them for hours…” she… Source link

Mini Mathur hosted the singing reality show Indian Idol for the first six seasons, however, she opted to leave when she saw the show had lost its spirit. Mini explained that at first, the show would focus on the contestants’ power, but subsequently, the producers began requiring ‘constructed’ moments.The actress got candid about her stint recently in a podcast with Cyrus Broacha where she explained why she chose to quit the show and how reality shows were losing their charm with those constructed moments. She revealed that she got close to the contestants and even invited them over dinner, “I was truly invested in every single person. Even when the cameras stopped rolling, I didn’t drop my smile. They would come to my house for dinner, I would sit with them for hours…” she… Source link

As organizations increasingly adopt hybrid work models, the dynamics of cloud security are rapidly evolving, and the complexity of application security is on the rise. With the evolution of cloud-native application development and the changing cloud infrastructure, the responsibility for security is shared between cloud service providers and their customers. However, responsibility for customers’ applications, data, and access management falls solely on the organizations’ security and development teams, who must collaborate to secure their cloud environments. The top challenges faced by organizations in providing cloud security are: Managing overall security across teams Including security in the cloud-native development lifecycle Training employees to use security tools Reduced… Source link