Certified Information Systems Auditor-CISA from ISACA
A person who audits, controls, monitors, and evaluates an organization’s IT and business systems is known around the world as a Certified Information Systems Auditor® (CISA®). Mid-career professionals can demonstrate their competence and demonstrate their ability to plan, carry out, and report on audit engagements using a risk-based approach by earning a CISA.
Overview
This CISA course teaches you the best practices, standards, and guidelines for securing information systems (IS) and helps you become an expert in their creation, testing, implementation, and acquisition. You gain a better grasp of the information system audit process and how to secure it by taking the online CISA training course.
Who should go for CISA course?
- The Certified Information Systems Auditor-CISA training is targeted toward IT professionals who have at least five years of experience in security and IT audit, control and information technology governance, such as chief information officers, audit managers and directors, IT directors, IT security managers, information security analysts and other experienced IT auditors
- This training is also ideal for IT consultants and professionals interested in pursuing a career in the domain of IT systems auditing and control
- The training provides a comprehensive overview of the principles and practices of information systems auditing and control, as well as insights into how the profession has evolved over time
- This training is essential for IT professionals who want to maintain and demonstrate their knowledge of CISA standards and stay current on ever-changing audit and control technologies
What you will learn with the CISA certification?
- Information Systems Auditing Process
- Information Systems Acquisition Development and Implementation
- Information Asset Protection
- Auditing Information Systems and Assurance Guidelines
- Governance and IT Management
- Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience
- Vulnerability Assessment and Identification
What are the Benefits of CISA certification?
- A competitive advantage in the job market and with job growth.
- Increased value of the individual within the organization.
- Increased credibility in the workplace. This is due to the combination of the achievement of passing the exam and the recognition of work and educational experience.
- Assistance meeting high professional standards with ISACA’s requirements and Continuing Professional Education program.
- Confirmation of an individual’s knowledge, experience and expertise in the field. Demonstration of their ability to successfully meet challenges that may arise.
Our Package
Domain 1 – Information System Auditing Process
Domain 2 – Governance and Management of IT
Domain 3 – Information Systems Acquisition, Development, and Implementation
Domain 4 – Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience
Domain 5 – Protection of Information Assets
Upcoming Batch
April 20th (Weekends)
FRI & SAT (4 Weeks)
08:30 PM to 01:00 AM (CDT)
April 18th (Weekdays)
MON – FRI (18 Days)
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (CDT)
Certified Information Systems Auditor-CISA FAQs
Q. What is CISA?
Ans.
CISA stands for Certified Information Systems Auditor and is a certification that is granted by the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA). It is the most recognized credential for IS audit control, assurance, and security professionals. It is designed for audit managers, IT auditors, security professionals, and consultants.
Q. Why Get CISA Certification?
Ans.
Employees who are CISA certified are seen as knowledgeable, with skills including auditing information systems, ensuring compliance, managing vulnerabilities, and instituting control.
Q. What Jobs Are CISA Certified Professionals Qualified to Do?
Ans.
- IT Audit Manager
- Internal Auditor
- Cybersecurity professional
- IT Consulting
- Privacy Officer
- IT Risk and Assurance Manager
- PCI Security Specialist
Q. What Are the Requirements for CISA Certification?
Ans.
To earn a CISA certification, candidates must pass the CISA test with a score of at least 450 (out of a possible 800) and have at least five years of professional experience in information systems auditing, assurance, control, or security. The previous experience requirement must have been within the last ten years preceding the application date for certification.
Q. How many attempts do I have to pass the CISA exam?
Ans.
For Information Systems Auditor CISA in India, you have a maximum of three attempts to pass the exam. Edudelphi Education provides guidance and support for learners to help them pass the exam.
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