Unified Compliance Framework (UCF) uses a slightly different nomenclature structure than ServiceNow. Common controls from UCF import into which table in ServiceNow?

The correct choice regarding where common controls from the Unified Compliance Framework (UCF) import into ServiceNow is the Control Objective table. In the context of compliance and risk management, a Control Objective serves as a high-level description of what needs to be achieved through various controls, providing a clear intent for compliance measures.

When UCF integrates with ServiceNow, it leverages this table to align with the structured approach of UCF. The UCF focuses on defining common controls that can be applied across different regulations and frameworks, and these are encapsulated under the umbrella of Control Objectives in ServiceNow. This ensures that organizations using ServiceNow can manage and implement compliance controls effectively while adhering to the standards set forth by UCF.

In contrast, the other tables serve different purposes in the compliance framework. The Authority Document table refers to the legal or regulatory source of compliance, the Control table specifically lists individual controls that are measures taken to meet compliance directives, and the Citation table deals with references to specific regulations or documents that support compliance claims. Each of these has its function within the broader compliance strategy, but for importing common controls from UCF specifically, the Control Objective table is the most appropriate choice.