What third-party vendor security evaluation solutions are commonly integrated with VRM out-of- the-box? (Choose two.)

ServiceNow Vendor Risk Management (VRM) provides out-of-the-box (OOTB) integrations with leading third-party security rating services to automate the continuous monitoring of vendor security postures. Bitsight and Security Scorecard are two prominent solutions available directly from the ServiceNow Store for this purpose. These integrations pull security scores, ratings, and detailed findings into the vendor profile within ServiceNow. This data helps organizations to automatically trigger risk assessments, generate issues, and maintain an up-to-date view of their third-party risk landscape without manual intervention.

A. MyScoreMetrics: This is not a standard, out-of-the-box integration offered by ServiceNow for third-party security evaluation within the VRM application.
B. Vendor Insights: This is a generic term, not the name of a specific third-party security evaluation solution that integrates OOTB with ServiceNow VRM.

1. ServiceNow Product Documentation - Integrations with Vendor Risk Management: The official documentation lists available integrations for VRM. It explicitly mentions "Bitsight for VRM" and "SecurityScorecard for VRM" as key integrations for security scoring.

Reference: ServiceNow Product Documentation, Tokyo Release, "Integrations with Vendor Risk Management," Section: Security and risk intelligence integrations.

2. ServiceNow Product Documentation - SecurityScorecard for VRM integration: This document details the OOTB integration that "provides SecurityScorecard scores and data points for your vendors."

Reference: ServiceNow Product Documentation, Tokyo Release, "SecurityScorecard for VRM integration," Chapter 1: Overview.

3. ServiceNow Product Documentation - Bitsight for VRM integration: This document describes the OOTB integration that "provides Bitsight scores and data points for your vendors."

Reference: ServiceNow Product Documentation, Tokyo Release, "Bitsight for VRM integration," Chapter 1: Overview.