ServiceNow CIS-ITSM - IT Service Management Implementation
By IAmtheCheese · Updated Jun 9, 2026
| Certification | CIS – IT Service Management (CIS-ITSM) |
| Questions | 158 |
| Passing Score | 75% |
| Format | 100% Multiple Choice |
| Sessions Logged | 6,584 |
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Certification Summary
The ServiceNow CIS-ITSM certification is the standard hurdle for anyone tasked with configuring or deploying these core modules in a real-world enterprise environment. You are the target audience if your job involves mapping business requirements into the platform or managing the technical debt that accumulates when teams try to force-fit their legacy processes into standard workflows. It is less about theory and more about demonstrating that you understand how the system is actually wired.
You will see the exam focus heavily on Incident Management, Change and Release Management, and Service Catalog and Request Management, as each accounts for 25 percent of the test. Problem Management makes up 15 percent of the questions, while Knowledge Management and the Configuration Management Database represent the remaining 5 percent each. Focus your attention on how these modules talk to each other, because the exam prioritizes the mechanics of the platform over the administrative theater that usually happens in the office.
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Question 1
Phishing reports should create Incidents straight from the catalog without REQ/RITM fulfillment. What catalog type is used?
Question 2
Problems owned by Tier 3 sit idle and breach pause-aware timers. Which platform feature nudges owners when updates stop?
Question 3
What does a blackout window primarily protect?
Question 4
How should an admin remove a single On Hold reason choice without deleting the underlying dictionary value?
Question 5
Which artifact ties catalog fulfillment to structured tasks without writing REQ details manually?