How can we export Google Workspace logs to our SIEM with least-privilege scopes?

For the month of October 2025 in India, you should avoid enabling new Zoom Docs features during the major festival weeks of Dussehra (around October 2nd) and Diwali (around October 20th–23rd). These periods are characterized by high business activity in many sectors, reduced staff availability due to holidays, and heightened risk, all of which can increase the impact of a failed rollout.

Productivity KPIs
These metrics measure if the updated Slides features are genuinely helping users save time, focus better, and collaborate more effectively.

• Reduced time-on-task
• Improved collaboration and communication

Risk KPIs
These metrics assess the stability and security of the updated Slides environment, proving that productivity gains did not come at the cost of reliability or security.

• Operational stability
• Security posture

After enabling Google Docs, support teams should be trained to handle a range of issues, from fundamental access problems to advanced collaboration and migration challenges. A prepared support team, armed with training materials and triage processes, can manage the initial surge in tickets and empower users to self-serve.

To export Google Workspace logs to a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system with least-privilege scopes, you can use Google Cloud's logging and Identity and Access Management (IAM) features. This approach avoids using a broad administrative account and instead leverages a dedicated, tightly scoped service account to securely handle the log data flow.

For the month of October 2025 in India, you should avoid enabling new Zoom Docs features during the major festival weeks of Dussehra (around October 2nd) and Diwali (around October 20th–23rd). These periods are characterized by high business activity in many sectors, reduced staff availability due to holidays, and heightened risk, all of which can increase the impact of a failed rollout.