A workshop treats attestation and indicator as interchangeable evidence words. How should the candidate contrast them?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Attestation is a person putting their name on it; an indicator is a meter reading. One is human confirmation, the other is measured signal—both can be evidence, but they are not twins.
Full Explanation
Attestations collect human confirmation that a control or related statement holds. Indicators measure conditions, often automatically, to support continuous monitoring and scoring. CIS-RC terminology expects that contrast rather than collapsing both into one script or swapping them with authority-document concepts.