CIS-SP practice question 10 of 10

What type of detailed results or actions are included in the domain audit? Choose 3 answers

Full set: 45 questions
Answer options
A: incorrect user domain logins
B: escalate the errors as incidents
C: records or configurations affected Correct answer
D: recommended actions to remedy errors and warnings Correct answer
E: ability to re-run the audit Correct answer
Correct Answer:
C. records or configurations affected; D. recommended actions to remedy errors and warnings; E. ability to re-run the audit
Explanation

The ServiceNow Domain Separation audit is a tool designed to identify and help resolve potential configuration issues. The audit results page provides a comprehensive report that includes a list of all records or configurations affected by identified errors or warnings (C). For each issue, the system provides recommended actions to remedy errors and warnings, guiding the administrator on how to correct the misconfiguration (D). The interface for the audit results also includes functionality such as the ability to re-run the audit, allowing administrators to verify that their fixes have resolved the reported issues (E).

Why Incorrect

A. incorrect user domain logins: The domain audit focuses on configuration health and data integrity, not real-time user authentication events like incorrect logins, which are typically found in system or event logs.
B. escalate the errors as incidents: While an administrator might manually create an incident based on audit findings, there is no native, built-in action within the domain audit report to automatically escalate errors as incidents.

References

1. ServiceNow Product Documentation - Run the domain separation audit:

"The domain audit provides a report of potential domain configuration issues and data mismatches. The audit also provides recommended actions to remedy errors and warnings." (Supports D)

"Each error or warning includes a link to the affected record or configuration." (Supports C)

The documentation page shows a screenshot of the Domain Audit Results page which clearly displays a "Re-run Audit" button as a primary action available on the form. (Supports E)

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