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Certified Information Security Auditor (CISA) Training
In-Person Classroom
$2499
- 4 Days of In-Person Instruction
- Official Study Guide for CISA
- Official Practice Exams for CISA
- Extra Materials/Resources
- 35 PDUs certification and exam support
Live Online Classroom
$2199
- 4 Days of Real-Time Online Instruction
- Official Study Guide for CISA
- Official Practice Exams for CISA
- Videos of Live Classes Recorded
- 35 PDUs certification and exam support
Online Self - Study
$1099
- Lifelong Courseware Access
- Official Study Guide for CISA
- Official Practice Exams for CISA
- Extra Materials/Resources
- 35 PDUs certification and exam support
Utilize
the CISA Certification's Power for Success:
A successful IT career is based on having the CISA certification. CISA can
demonstrate your experience and demonstrate your capacity to use a risk-based
approach in the planning, carrying out, and reporting of audit engagements if
you are a professional in the entry-level to mid-career stage. Obtain immediate
credibility in all of your dealings with customers, external auditors, regulators,
and internal stakeholders.
The goal of this course is to assist
applicants in getting ready for the ISACA CISA certification exam. Your
expertise in safeguarding and auditing the company's information systems will
be validated if you complete this course and earn your CISA certification. In
today's corporate world, protecting the organization's information is
essential. There are several ways that an organization's critical information
might be compromised. You will make a major contribution to the organization's
overall security by efficiently managing audit procedures, controls, and other
security-related business issues.
The objectives of this certification
program are to give students an understanding of:
Ø Putting into practice a risk-management-based information
systems (IS) audit strategy.
Ø The protection, management, and value of IT assets can be
ascertained through planning audits.
Ø carrying out the audits in accordance with the goals and
standards established by the business.
Ø Sharing the audit's findings with management and making
suggestions in light of them.
Ø Examining the audits again to make sure management has
implemented the suggested measures.
DOMAIN
1: Governance 26%
Organizational
Governance A:
Ø Organizational Objectives, Goals, and Strategy
Ø Organizational Roles and Responsibilities and Structure
Ø Organizational Culture
Ø Organizational Standards and Policies
Ø Commercial Procedures
Ø Assets of the Organization
Risk Governance B:
Ø Risk Profile
Ø Risk Appetite and Risk Tolerance
Ø Enterprise Risk Management and Risk Management Framework
Ø Three Lines of Defense
Ø Contractual, legal, and regulatory requirements
Ø Risk management's professional ethics
DOMAIN 2: IT Risk
Assessment 20%
IT Risk Identification A
Ø Risk Events: (e.g., loss result, contributing conditions)
Ø Vulnerability and Control Deficiency Analysis (e.g., root cause analysis) Threat
Ø Modeling and Threat Landscape
IT Risk Analysis and Evaluation B
Ø Concepts, Standards, and Frameworks for Risk Assessment
Ø Methods for Risk Analysis
Ø Risk Register
Ø Analysis of Business Impact
Ø Hazards Inherent and Residual
DOMAIN 3: Risk Response and Reporting 32%
Risk Response A
Ø Options for Risk Response and Treatment
Ø Ownership and Risk Management
Ø Risk Management for Third Parties
Ø Issue, Finding, and Exception Management
Ø Emerging Risk Management
Control System Architecture and Execution B
Ø Frameworks, Standards, and Types of Control
Ø Design, Selection, and Analysis of Controls
Ø Implementation of Control
Ø Evaluation of Control Testing and Effectiveness
Risk Monitoring and Reporting C
Ø Plans for Treating Risks
Ø Gathering, Combining, Examining, and Verifying Data
Ø Techniques for Monitoring Risk and Control
Ø Techniques for Reporting on Risk and Control (heatmap, scorecards, dashboards)
Ø Key Performance Measures
Ø Important Risk Measures (KRIs)
Ø Key Control Points (KCIs)
DOMAIN 4: Information Technology and Security 22%
Information Technology Principles A
Ø Enterprise Design
Ø IT Operations Management (including issues, events, challenges, and change management)
Ø Disaster Recovery Management (DRM)
Ø Project Management
Ø Management of Data Lifecycle
Ø Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
Ø Innovative Technologies
Information Security Principles B
Ø Frameworks, Standards, and Concepts of Information Security
Ø Continuity Management
Ø Information Security Awareness Training
Ø Principles of Data Protection and Privacy
Respect
the Information Systems Auditing Standards:
Those who obtain the CISA certification consent to respect the ISACA-adopted
Information Systems Auditing Standards.
Demonstrate the Required Minimum Work
Experience: Certification requires a minimum of 5 years of
professional work experience in information systems auditing, control, or
security, as outlined in the CISA occupational practice areas. Work experience
must be completed within the 10 years prior to the certification
application date in order to qualify for CISA certification. Candidates may
submit an application for certification 5 years after the passing date.
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Application Fee |
$50 |
|
Exam Cost |
Member - US $575 Non-Member - US $760 |
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Exam Format |
Multiple Choice Questions |
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Total Questions |
150 |
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Passing Score |
The pass mark of 450/800 |
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Exam Duration |
4 hours |
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CISA Exam Center |
ISACA |
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What You`ll Learn on This Course?
- Exam Passing Ratio: 98.23%
- More than 70,000 professionals attended classes
- Weekly Classes to Match Your Schedule
- 50+ CISA-certified Instructors
- Training that is Self-Paced, Virtual, or In-Person
- Guaranteed to Run Classes
Who This Course is for?
Information
security and IT professionals, especially internal auditors who are interested
in obtaining the CISA certification, are the target audience for this course.
Those who want to learn about information security audits, controls, and
security might also benefit from taking the course.
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