(CRISC) Certified In Risk and Information System Control

This 3-Day training prepares the professionals who want to pass the ISACA’s Certified in Risk and Information System Control CRISC® exam. The program covers the four key areas covered in the exam: Governance, IT Risk Assessment, Risk Response and Reporting, Information Technology and Security The program is aligned on the latest Edition (7th) of the CBK (Common Body of Knowledge) from the ISACA®CRISC® certification is recognised around the world.

Who should attend this course?

• Job roles that can benefit from CRISC® training include, but are not limited to: CISO, Information Security consultants, Governance Consultants, Cybersecurity Consultants, IT professionals, Risk professionals, Control professionals, Project managers, Business analysts, Compliance professionals, Auditors
• CRISC® exam candidates and anyone keen to improve their knowledge in the field of risk management and IS control.
• Participants who have completed an ISO 27005 or ISO 31000 course
• People working with an ERM (Enterprise Risk Management) framework
• Prerequisites
  • There is no prerequisite to take the CRISC® exam; however, in order to apply for CRISC® certification, you must meet the necessary experience requirements as determined by ISACA.
  • Participants should have a basic knowledge of the areas to be covered. The course consists of intense preparation for the certification exam.
  • English is required for the exam.
• EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
  • Master the risk management approach according to the CRISC®
  • Apply the best responses strategies to the risks weighing on the information system
  • Use best risk monitoring practices
  • Define information system controls
  • Use best practices to monitor and maintain these controls
  CERTIFICATION
  • Candidates must apply for certification within 5 years of having passed the exam.
  • A minimum of 3-year experience of cumulative work experience performing the tasks of a CRISC® professional across at least two of the four CRISC® domains is required for the certification. Of these two domains, one must be in either domain 1 or 2.
  • Adhere to the ISACA® code of Professional Ethics
  • Agree to comply with the CRISC® continuing education policy.