A Vulnerable Item may belong to how many Vulnerability Groups?

A Vulnerable Item can belong to more than one Vulnerability Group, which is why this choice is accurate. This capability allows for a more nuanced approach to managing vulnerabilities in an organization's systems.

For instance, if a software application has multiple vulnerabilities associated with it, those vulnerabilities might be related to different aspects—such as configuration issues, outdated components, or coding flaws. Consequently, these different vulnerabilities can be grouped into various categories (Vulnerability Groups), allowing organizations to prioritize and remediate risks in a more effective manner.

This flexibility in assigning a Vulnerable Item to multiple Vulnerability Groups aids in comprehensive vulnerability management, ensuring that all angles of a potential threat are addressed without redundancy.

In contrast, the other options would limit the association between Vulnerable Items and Vulnerability Groups, which does not align with the dynamic nature of vulnerability classification and management in ServiceNow.