Which ServiceNow table is used to store the Control Objective derived from the Unified Compliance Framework (UCF)?

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

Answer: (A)

Control Objectives from UCF are represented as policy statements in ServiceNow IRM. The table sn_compliance_policy_statement is specifically used to store these Control Objectives, capturing the high-level outcomes that frameworks like UCF expect controls to achieve. The other tables serve different purposes: Authority Documents hold official docs, Controls store the actual implemented controls, and Citations track references to standards. So the object derived from UCF is stored in the policy statement table, which is why sn_compliance_policy_statement is the right choice.