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# Advanced Risk assessment properties

# Set up Advanced Risk assessments properties {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Australia
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* Updated May 14, 2026
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Enable Advanced Risk Assessments (ARA) to confirm that risk‑based assessments and risk score roll‑up function correctly in the AI Risk and Compliance application.

## Before you begin

Make sure that the Advanced Risk application is installed. You don't need to install the Advanced Risk application separately if you're using AI Control Tower.

If the Migrate to Advanced Risk Assessments property is already enabled, AI Control Tower uses the same configuration, and no further setup is required.

Role required: sn_grc_ai_gov.ai_risk_and_compliance_admin

## About this task

Advanced Risk Assessments (ARA) is a system-level configuration in AI Risk and Compliance that enables modern, risk-based assessment capabilities, including aggregated risk scoring across AI assets. This setting determines whether the platform uses legacy risk
calculations or the Advanced Risk Assessments framework, which is required for risk score roll-up and risk aggregation in dashboards. Enabling this property is a one-way action and should be planned carefully during initial
setup.  
Important:  
After you enable the Migrate to Advanced Risk Assessments property, you can't revert to legacy risk calculation. This property is set to No by default.

To confirm risk-based assessments on AI assets and risk roll-up function correctly in AI Risk and Compliance, the Migrate to Advanced Risk Assessments property must be enabled. If the property is set to No, AI Risk and Compliance doesn't consider risk score roll-up.  
When Migrate to Advanced Risk Assessments is set to Yes:

* Supports risk‑based assessments for AI assets.
* Publish default Risk Assessment Methodologies (RAMs) and create and use custom RAMs.
* Calculates aggregated risk scores by rolling up risk scores across AI assets.
* Includes aggregated risk scores on the Risk and Compliance dashboards.
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When Migrate to Advanced Risk Assessments is set to No:

* Supports risk‑based assessments for AI assets.
* Risk score roll-up isn't supported for risk-based assessments on AI assets. As a result, rolled-up risk scores aren't displayed in the AI Risk and Compliance dashboards.
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For descriptions of all available Advanced Risk properties, see [Advanced Risk properties reference](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/RmQvKZhmLy9IAIq0UZcnEg "Reference for the Advanced Risk system properties available in the AI Risk and Compliance application, including the properties that control risk assessment methodology behavior, risk score roll-up, and risk appetite configuration.").

## Procedure

1. Navigate to AllAI Risk and ComplianceRisk AssessmentsProperties.
2. Set the Migrate to Advanced Risk Assessments property to Yes.  
3. Select Save.
**Related concepts**   

* [Risk score rollup in Advanced Risk Assessment](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/S17ZHpe9VYFpmR9vrY1X7w "In Advanced Risk Assessment, risk scores are calculated across risk statement hierarchy, entity hierarchy, or a combination of both. These methods enable stakeholders to monitor their risk posture and provide visibility of the overall aggregated risk score.")  
**Related reference**   

* [Advanced Risk properties reference](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/RmQvKZhmLy9IAIq0UZcnEg "Reference for the Advanced Risk system properties available in the AI Risk and Compliance application, including the properties that control risk assessment methodology behavior, risk score roll-up, and risk appetite configuration.")

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