Common controls from UCF import into which table in ServiceNow?

The choice indicating that common controls from the Unified Compliance Framework (UCF) import into the 'sn_compliance_policy_statement' table is accurate because this table is designed to store detailed statements that define the specific controls and compliance requirements tied to various policies.

In ServiceNow, the 'sn_compliance_policy_statement' table organizes the various aspects of compliance controls, allowing organizations to link controls directly to the related policy statements. This functionality supports effective risk management and compliance tracking by ensuring that policies are aligned with the identified controls from UCF.

Given this context, the other options are focused on different aspects of compliance management. For example, the 'sn_compliance_policy' table would include broader compliance policies, while 'sn_compliance_policy_exception' deals with specific deviations from those policies. The 'sn_compliance_authority_document' table is related to governing documents that support policy enforcement but does not store the controls themselves. By understanding the roles of these tables, it becomes clear that common controls are best represented within the 'sn_compliance_policy_statement' table, where they can be detailed and managed effectively in relation to compliance policies.