Which table stores the imported UCF control objective in ServiceNow?

Which table stores the imported UCF control objective in ServiceNow?

• A. Authority Document [sn_compliance_authority_document]
• B. Control Objective [sn_compliance_policy_statement]
• C. Control [sn_compliance_control]
• D. Citation [sn_compliance_citation]

Answer: (B)

In ServiceNow IRM, the imported UCF control objective is represented as a policy statement record, stored in the sn_compliance_policy_statement table. This table is labeled in the UI as Control Objective, and it serves as the top-level object for objectives that can be linked to controls and citations. The other tables hold different pieces of the compliance puzzle: controls themselves live in sn_compliance_control, citations in sn_compliance_citation, and authority documents in sn_compliance_authority_document. So the control objective from UCF naturally maps to the policy statement table to reflect its role as the objective that controls and citations address.

In ServiceNow IRM, the imported UCF control objective is represented as a policy statement record, stored in the sn_compliance_policy_statement table. This table is labeled in the UI as Control Objective, and it serves as the top-level object for objectives that can be linked to controls and citations. The other tables hold different pieces of the compliance puzzle: controls themselves live in sn_compliance_control, citations in sn_compliance_citation, and authority documents in sn_compliance_authority_document. So the control objective from UCF naturally maps to the policy statement table to reflect its role as the objective that controls and citations address.