Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) Training
In-Person Classroom
$2499
- 4 Days of In-Person Instruction
- The official CISM study guide
- Official Practice Exams for CISM
- Extra Materials/Resources
- 35 PDUs certification and exam support
Live Online Classroom
$2199
- 4 Days of Real-Time Online Instruction
- The official CISM study guide
- Official Practice Exams for CISM
- Videos of Live Classes Recorded
- 35 PDUs certification and exam support
Online Self - Study
$1099
- Lifelong Courseware Access
- The official CISM study guide
- Official Practice Exams for CISM
- Extra Materials/Resources
- 35 PDUs certification and exam support
Obtain
Success by Earning a CISM Certification:
The CISA certification is widely recognized as the benchmark for individuals
who audit, oversee, monitor, and evaluate business and information technology
systems inside a company. CISA is one of the most in-demand and highly
compensated IT qualifications, according to Foote Partners' most recent
quarterly IT Skills and qualifications Pay Index (ITSCPI). For IT professionals
wishing to advance in their careers, having this certification is essential.
The goal of the CISA exam prep
course is to assist students in getting ready for the ISACA CISM certification
exam. By enrolling in this training program, people may manage information
security, create policies and procedures, and strengthen the connection between
information security and business goals inside their organizations. It will go
over recommended practices for security and demonstrate how people may use IT
and management frameworks.
After completing this course
successfully, students will be able to:
Create and uphold a framework to guarantee that information security tactics
are compliant with relevant legal and regulatory requirements and corporate
objectives.
Ø Determine and control information security threats to meet
organizational goals.
Ø To put the information security plan into action, create a
program.
Ø Put in place a scheme for information security.
Ø To carry out the information security program, supervise and
oversee information security activities.
Ø Create, implement, and oversee processes for identifying,
handling, and recovering from information security events.
Module 1: Information
Security Governance:
Ø Create, maintain, and integrate an information security plan
with corporate governance.
Ø Determine the organization's internal and external factors.
Ø Specify your roles and duties.
Ø Create, track, assess, and report metrics.
Module 2: Information
Risk Management and Compliance:
Ø Create a procedure for the ownership and classification of
information assets.
Ø Determine the organizational, legal, and other criteria that
apply.
Ø Make sure to perform threat analysis, vulnerability
assessments, and risk assessments on a regular basis.
Ø Choose the best possible risk treatment solutions.
Ø Examine the controls for information security.
Ø Determine the difference between the intended and actual
risk levels.
Ø Information risk management should be incorporated into IT
and business operations.
Ø Observe current risks
Ø Information risk modifications and noncompliance with
reports
Module 3: Information
Security Program Development and Management:
Ø Create and manage the program for information security.
Ø Determine, gather, oversee, and specify the needs for both internal
and external resources.
Ø Create and manage architectures for information security.
Ø Create, disseminate, and uphold organizational information
security policies, practices, and standards.
Ø Create and uphold an information security awareness and
training program.
Ø Include information security requirements in contracts and
third-party operations, as well as organizational processes.
Ø Create, track, and report operational and program management
metrics on a regular basis.
Module 4: Information
Security Incident Management:
Ø Create and uphold a hierarchy of severity and organizational
definition for information security incidents.
Ø Create and keep an incident response strategy in place.
Ø Create and put into place procedures that guarantee prompt
identification of information security incidents.
Ø Create and maintain procedures for examining and recording
information security events.
Ø Create and maintain notification and escalation procedures
for incidents.
Ø Assemble, prepare, and outfit teams to handle information
security issues with efficiency.
Ø Periodically test and evaluate the incident response plan
Ø Create and manage procedures and strategy for communication.
Ø Establish and maintain integration between the business
continuity, disaster recovery, and incident response plans by conducting
post-event evaluations.
You need have at least 5 years
of information security experience in at least one of the following roles in
order to succeed in this course and pass the CISM exam:
Ø IT consultant, auditor, or manager
Ø Security policy writer
Ø Privacy Officer
Ø Information security officer
Ø Network administrator
Ø Security device administrator
Ø Security engineers
Ø Similar role
Exam Name |
ISACA Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) |
Exam Code |
CISM |
Exam Price |
ISACA Member $575 (USD) ISACA Nonmember $760 (USD) |
Duration |
240 mins |
Number of Questions |
150 |
Passing Score |
450/800 |
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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+ CISM-certified Instructors
- Training that is Self-Paced, Virtual, or In-Person
- Guaranteed to Run Classes
Who This Course is for?
If you
have worked in information security for at least 5 years and in 3 or
more job practice analysis areas of information security management, the CISM
certification is highly sought after. Within ten years of submitting an application
for certification or within five years of passing the test, work experience
must be obtained.
The necessary quantity of information security work experience may be
substituted by the following security-related qualifications and information
systems management expertise.
Two Years:
Ø Certified Information Systems
Auditor (CISA) in good standing
Ø Certified Information Systems
Security Professional (CISSP) in good standing
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Post-graduate
degree in information security or a related field (e.g., business
administration, information systems, information assurance)
One Year:
Ø One full year of information systems
management experience
Ø One full year of general security
management experience
Ø Skill-based security certifications
(e.g., SANS Global Information Assurance Certification (GIAC), Microsoft
Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE), CompTIA Security +, Disaster Recovery
Institute Certified Business
Ø Continuity Professional (CBCP), ESL
IT Security Manager)