Which of the following is true about creating a RAM in terms of role?

• A. sn_risk.admin
• B. sn_risk.user
• C. sn_risk.manager
• D. sn_compliance.admin

Answer: (A)

Creating a RAM in this context is a governance-level action that changes how risk is managed, so it requires elevated, role-based permissions. The only role among the options that provides full creation privileges for risk-related artifacts is sn_risk.admin. With this role, a user can create and configure RAM records and the settings that govern risk acceptance processes. The sn_risk.user role is intended for regular risk work with limited permissions, not for creating new RAM definitions. The sn_risk.manager role typically focuses on oversight and approvals rather than creating RAMs. The sn_compliance.admin role controls the compliance domain and does not grant RAM creation rights in IRM. So the best choice is sn_risk.admin.