Mary Hain
Administrator

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What's new in ServiceNow Risk for Q2 26

Every release, we post a list of demos of the latest risk and compliance features in our portfolio. Come back as we add more demos as we approach our Q2 release day on June 11.


Q2 26 New Features

1 Operational Resilience Scenario Modeling NEW

Enables analysis using a proven statistical methodology based on losses over a time period, including their frequency and severity, to identify various scenarios and their impacts on business services.

📊 What Scenario Modeling does

This feature enables you to run statistical simulations (up to 100,000 iterations) tied directly to business and operations, producing 100,000 probable annual loss outcomes to support better decisions on risk and risk tolerance.

▶ Watch the demo →

Who this affects: Risk & Compliance Teams, Operational Resilience Teams, Business Continuity Teams
2 Smart Assessment Engine (SAE) AI Response Assist NEW

SAE is a capability available across the GRC portfolio that enables risk and compliance teams to design, distribute, analyze, and report on assessments without developer support.

🤖 What AI Response Assist does

This new AI feature enables responders to generate AI-powered suggestions based on similar questions from past assessments — eliminating the tedious task of cut-and-pasting answers from scratch for every assessment.

▶ Watch the demo →   |   TPRM SAE Migration Tips   |   AI Response Assist Community blog

Who this affects: Risk Teams, Compliance Teams, Assessment Responders
3 Business Continuity Mgmt.: Improved task and task template management NEW

See the increased flexibility in task management for the creation, insertion, and maintenance of recovery tasks and templates — ensuring consistency across plans and events.

⚙️ What's new in task management

You can now insert recovery tasks, save tasks as templates, and import tasks into plans and events — increasing reuse and giving teams broader access to standardized tasks.

Two demos available:

▶ Demo: Creating task templates and rollups →

▶ Demo: Inserting tasks →

Who this affects: BCM Planners, Recovery Teams
4 IRM Advanced Risk: Configuring the 'Not Applicable' checkbox in assessments NEW

Learn how to configure the "Not Applicable" checkbox within the control and residual assessment sections of an Advanced Risk assessment.

💡 Why this matters

This demo shows how to suppress the "Not Applicable" control and the residual assessment option when they conflict with your assessment logic — reducing user error and improving the overall assessment experience.

▶ Watch the demo →

Who this affects: Risk ManagersAssessment Administrators

Q2 26 Feature Summary

Feature Product Area Available
Operational Resilience Scenario Modeling Operational Resilience Q2 26
SAE AI Response Assist GRC / Smart Assessment Engine Q2 26
BCM: Task & Template Management Business Continuity Management Q2 26
IRM Advanced Risk: 'Not Applicable' Checkbox IRM Advanced Risk Q2 26

Demo Library — Prior Releases

Catch up on demos from previous ServiceNow Risk releases:

Yokohama — AI Control Tower (Q2 25)

View AI Control Tower demo for Yokohama (Q2 25) →

See the full master list of all recent Risk product demos on YouTube →

 

Comments
edrussell
Giga Guru

Hi, has the IRM Advanced Risk: Configuring the ‘not applicable’ checkbox in assessments been released to the store yet?  I'm not seeing it.

Mary Hain
Administrator

@edrussell   It should have gone live on Tues., 6/16.  If you don't see it, let me know. 

 

Shahid3
Tera Contributor

Do you have any upcoming roadmap sessions that I could join to learn more about the roadmap and future plans?

Mary Hain
Administrator

@Shahid3  If you are an active customer or certified partner, you are welcome to join our Risk Roadmap private forum where the Risk OPM team posts invites to our quarterly roadmap webinars. The next one is scheduled for late August.  These webinars are confidential; you will need to provide a valid email address for the organization you work for. 

 

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