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CIS-SIR ServiceNow Certified Implementation Specialist - Security Incident Response

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  • 5 free sample questions

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CIS-SIR is the Servicenow exam ServiceNow Certified Implementation Specialist - Security Incident Response. Paid practice material for this exam is not available yet, but you can try its free sample questions.

Exam code
CIS-SIR
Vendor
Servicenow
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Question 1

The Risk Score is calculated by combining all the weights using

  1. Option A:
    an arithmetic mean
  2. Option B:
    addition
  3. Option C:
    the Risk Score script include
  4. Option D:
    a geometric mean
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Correct answer: A

In ServiceNow Risk Management, the overall Risk Score is calculated by combining all contributing weights using an arithmetic mean, meaning the individual risk factors are averaged based on their weights to produce a single consolidated risk score. This approach ensures that each factor contributes proportionally to the final score rather than being multiplied or geometrically combined.

Question 2

The severity field of the security incident is influenced by what?


  1. Option A:
    The cost of the response to the security breach
  2. Option B:
    The impact, urgency and priority of the incident
  3. Option C:
    The time taken to resolve the security incident
  4. Option D:
    The business value of the affected asset
Show answer and explanation

Correct answer: B

In ServiceNow Security Incident Management, the severity field is determined by how critical the incident is, which is based on a combination of impact (how much the business is affected) and urgency (how quickly it needs to be resolved). These two factors together define the priority and overall severity level, ensuring that incidents affecting critical services or requiring immediate attention are classified with higher severity.
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