An ACL evaluates to true if what condition is met?

The correct answer is based on the behavior of Access Control Lists (ACLs) in ServiceNow. An ACL is designed to control access to records and is evaluated based on conditions defined by various fields, typically including a Condition field and a Script.

For an ACL to allow access, the evaluation needs to meet certain criteria. Specifically, it evaluates to true only when all of the specified conditions return true. This means every field or condition that is a part of the ACL must be satisfied for access to be granted.

While it might seem plausible that access could be granted if just one condition is satisfied, that is not how ACLs function within ServiceNow. The framework is set up to ensure that access control is strictly enforced by requiring all conditions to be true, which provides a more secure environment by ensuring that only users meeting all defined criteria can access the resource.

Thus, the basis for the correct answer lies in the foundational operation of ACLs, demanding that all specified criteria be met for access to be allowed, which promotes more stringent access management.