Which of the following is NOT a parent table for GRC: Risk Management tables?

• A. Item
• B. Task
• C. Content
• D. Document

Answer: (B)

In GRC: Risk Management, certain tables act as the top-level containers for related artifacts, with other records linking to them as children. Item, Content, and Document function as these parent tables because they hold the primary objects that other IRM records reference or relate to. A Task, however, is used to represent work to be done on a specific item or content and is not itself a container for other IRM records. It’s typically a child record linked to a parent like an Item or Content rather than a parent of other records. So the Task table isn’t a parent table in the risk management data model. You can confirm by inspecting the table relationships in ServiceNow, where parent tables show child relationships and Task appears as a child under an Item or Content rather than hosting other IRM records.