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Filebeat filestream configs that pass test config but still fail

A Filebeat config can print Config OK and still exit on start, ship your multiline settings as event data, or send a whole log file to your stack twice. We found most of these while testing the Filebeat configs on our integration pages, then rebuilt each mistake, plus the migration traps around them, on Filebeat 8.19.23 and 9.5.5 to see exactly what happens.

Canvas Visual Thinking: Online Tools That Give Students Room to Map Ideas

Canvas visual thinking means working on an open workspace where you place ideas, link them, and rearrange them until the structure makes sense. Adobe Acrobat's mind map maker gives students a ready-made structure: upload notes or readings as PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, or TXT files, and it maps the main ideas, with no sign-up required.
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Collective IQ: DEX Made Simple, Fast, Without Dedicated Specialists

There is plenty of talk about the value of Digital Employee Experience (DEX). But how can you use it a typical day? Do organizations need a DEX specialist? And what about AI - must you master the art of prompting? During a casual conversation on the road to HDI Support World in Las Vegas, Dave Wagner (Almaden executive) and Bob Kruger (Chief Product Officer) answered these questions directly. Below are their key insights, preserved exactly as they shared them.

The Hidden Bottleneck in SAP Delivery: Why System Refresh Deserves Automation-First Thinking

Most conversations about SAP modernization focus on the big-ticket items: the move to S/4HANA, the cloud migration roadmap, the CI/CD pipeline everyone wants but few have fully built. SAP system refresh rarely makes that list. Instead, system refreshes are treated as plumbing: necessary, unglamorous, and easy to defer until they become a crisis. One organization’s experience shows why that’s a mistake. After completing a major SAP S/4HANA transformation, a large U.S.

Shipped: Dimension descriptions, right where you pick them

Picking a dimension means choosing from a list of names. But names only tell users so much. “Product,” “Team,” and “Cost Center” mean different things in different orgs. If you’re building a report you have to guess which one fits the question you’re answering.

Webinar recap: FY2027 AI budgets and how finance leaders plan

CloudZero's Emily Allen and Brady Lenahan talked through how finance capitalizes AI spend and sets limits on it after a year of companywide AI adoption. Picture your AI line item last fall. A few seats, one vendor, tucked inside the software budget. Now picture it today. That’s the year Emily Allen, director of finance and accounting at CloudZero, walked through in our 30-minute webinar FY2027 AI budgets: how finance leaders plan on October 29, 2026.

CISOs Now Rank Domain and DNS Hijacking Above Ransomware

CSC's CISO Outlook 2026 report surveyed 300 senior technology and cybersecurity executives in the first quarter of 2026, split evenly across North America, Europe and the UK, and Asia-Pacific. When asked which cyber threats they had actually experienced in 2025, not which ones worried them but which ones happened, the answer at the top of the list was domain and DNS hijacking, and subdomain takeover. Ahead of ransomware. Ahead of malware.

Six Days: What UNC7005 Shows About the Gap Between Domain Registration and Attack

On 20 August, Google Threat Intelligence published an analysis of a phishing cluster it tracks as UNC7005. Google assesses with moderate confidence that the cluster is connected to ICE RELIC, the Russian actor formerly tracked as APT29 and also known as Midnight Blizzard.