What are three security modules often used by the System Administrator? (Choose three.)

System Properties > Security contains various fundamental security settings for the entire ServiceNow instance, such as password policies, login security, and external authentication. Administrators configure these properties to enforce organizational security standards.

Utilities > Migrate Security is not a standard or commonly used security module for ongoing administration; its name suggests a specific migration task.

System Security > Security is a generic path that does not represent a specific, distinct module but rather a category under which other modules reside.

Self-Service > My Access is a user-facing module allowing users to view their own roles and groups, not an administrative security configuration module.

System Security > Access Control (ACL) is the primary module for defining and managing access to records and fields within ServiceNow. Administrators create and modify ACLs to control who can read, write, create, or delete data based on roles, conditions, and scripts.

Password Management > Security Questions is specific to configuring security questions for password resets, which is a sub-component of overall security but not one of the broad administrative security modules.

System Security > High Security Settings provides advanced security configurations, including elevated privilege requirements, restricted caller access, and other hardening measures. Administrators use this module to implement stringent security controls for sensitive operations and data.