We are glad to introduce our CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) training program, specifically designed as a condensed version to cater to individuals with previous infosec and IT experience. We highly recommend this course to professionals seeking a streamlined and time-efficient approach to CISA preparation.
Recognizing the busy schedules and time constraints many professionals face, we have carefully curated this abbreviated version of the CISA training. By removing specific topics and focusing on core concepts, we have made it easier for individuals with limited time availability to follow the course without compromising the effectiveness of the learning experience.
When followed by the right individuals, we firmly believe that this short version of the CISA training will yield exceptional outcomes. Leveraging your prior information security and IT experience, this course will further enhance your understanding of crucial CISA principles, methodologies, and best practices.
By participating in this training, you can expect the following benefits:
Comprehensive Coverage: Despite its condensed nature, the course covers vital topics necessary for CISA exam preparation. We have retained the core knowledge areas to provide a solid foundation.
Time Efficiency: We aim to provide a time-effective solution for professionals who cannot commit to the full-length training program. You can expect to gain the necessary knowledge and skills quickly.
Practical Relevance: The course emphasizes practical application and real-world scenarios, enabling you to connect theoretical concepts with practical situations commonly encountered in the field.
Exam Readiness: While the short version streamlines the content, we intensely focus on exam-related areas. The training will equip you with the essential knowledge and strategies to approach the CISA exam confidently.
We are confident that by enrolling in this short version of the CISA training, you will be well-prepared to tackle the challenges and opportunities presented by the CISA certification. Your existing infosec and IT experience will further enrich your learning journey, allowing you to extract maximum value from the program.
While we highly recommend our condensed CISA training program for individuals with previous infosec and IT experience, we also offer a comprehensive full version course for those who prefer to start from the ground up.
Our full version CISA training course is designed to provide a thorough understanding of all the key knowledge areas covered in the CISA exam. It is ideal for individuals who are new to the field of information systems auditing or who may not have a strong background in infosec or IT.
The CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) exam covers five domains, each representing a specific area of knowledge and expertise in information systems auditing. Here is a summary of the CISA domains:
Domain weights are based on CISA Updated outlines (Effective 1 August 2024)
Domain 1: Information System Auditing Process (18% of the exam)
Establishing and maintaining an audit framework and process
Planning, executing, and reporting on audit engagements
Understanding business objectives, strategies, and operations to identify risks and audit requirements
Conducting risk assessments and developing audit plans
Domain 2: Governance and Management of IT (18% of the exam)
Evaluating and ensuring the effectiveness of IT governance structures and processes
Assessing IT organizational structure and policies
Implementing IT strategy and ensuring alignment with business goals
Managing IT risks and implementing controls
Establishing IT policies, standards, and procedures
Domain 3: Information Systems Acquisition, Development, and Implementation (12% of the exam)
Evaluating the business case for proposed information systems projects
Evaluating and recommending controls for system development and implementation
Conducting project management and quality assurance reviews
Evaluating the readiness of systems for implementation
Domain 4: Information Systems Operations, Maintenance, and Support (26% of the exam)
Evaluating and ensuring the effectiveness of IT operations management
Evaluating and recommending controls for information systems maintenance and support
Evaluating service level management practices
Evaluating the use of data management practices and technologies
Domain 5: Protection of Information Assets (26% of the exam)
Evaluating and recommending controls for the physical and environmental protection of information assets
Evaluating and recommending controls for the logical access to information systems and data
Evaluating and recommending controls for the acquisition, development, and testing of information systems
Evaluating and recommending controls for the implementation and operation of information security programs