What system property defines which CI classes to ignore when running Security Operations?

The system property that defines which Configuration Item (CI) classes to ignore when running Security Operations is indeed sn_sec_cmn.ignoreCIClass. This property allows organizations to specify certain CI classes that should not be considered during vulnerability assessments, enabling a more focused and relevant evaluation of security risks associated with critical assets.

By configuring this property, ServiceNow users can streamline the Security Operations process, ensuring that resources are directed towards assessing only the relevant CI classes that may present actual vulnerabilities. This is particularly useful for avoiding unnecessary noise in vulnerability reporting and management, helping security teams prioritize their efforts effectively.

The other options relate to different aspects of security management within ServiceNow. For instance, sn_sec_cmn.ignoreAssetClass may pertain to asset management procedures and not specifically to CI classes, while sn_sec_cmn.ignoreVulnClass could be used to define vulnerabilities that should be overlooked during assessments. Lastly, sn_sec_cmn.securityIgnoreClasses seems to suggest a broader category but does not specifically point to CI classes. Therefore, focusing on sn_sec_cmn.ignoreCIClass is critical for accurately defining which CI classes to exclude in Security Operations workflows.