Which of the following is NOT a type of software product as outlined in ServiceNow?

The classification of software products in ServiceNow includes various well-defined categories, such as licensable software, drivers, and patches. Each of these types plays a specific role in software management.

Licensable software refers to products for which the organization holds a license and has the legal right to use within the terms specified by the vendor. Drivers are essential components that allow the operating system to communicate effectively with hardware devices. Patches are updates provided by software vendors to fix bugs, enhance features, or address security vulnerabilities in existing software.

On the other hand, "hidden" is not typically recognized as a standard category of software products within the ServiceNow framework. While there may be instances of software that is not easily detectable or is intentionally concealed, these do not fit into the formal classifications used in software asset management as outlined by ServiceNow. Recognizing this helps ensure effective tracking, compliance, and management of assets.