Which table extends from the Content Table?

The correct answer revolves around understanding the structure of tables within the ServiceNow platform, particularly how they relate to content management in the context of risk and compliance.

The Content Table serves as a foundational table that provides common fields and functionalities that other tables can inherit. The Risk Statement table extends from the Content Table, meaning it inherits all the characteristics and data structure of that foundational table. This allows the Risk Statement table to leverage the standard features of ServiceNow while also maintaining its specific attributes related to risk management.

In this context, the Risk Statement represents a specific type of content that captures the essence of the risks identified within an organization, allowing teams to manage and respond to these risks effectively. By extending from the Content Table, the Risk Statement also benefits from standardized functionalities such as data validation, security, and user interface elements that are applicable across all content types.

In contrast, while the other options like Risk Record, Risk Framework, and Risk Response Task also relate to various aspects of risk management within ServiceNow, they do not extend from the Content Table in the same manner. Thus, they do not inherit the same base characteristics that define how content is structured and handled within the platform.