CISA

The CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) certificate is renowned all across the globe as a standard for Business Systems and Information technology professionals to be able to audit, monitor, access and control data.

Being certified identifies candidates for their professional experience, knowledge and skills and further their expertise in managing vulnerabilities, institute control and ensure compliance within the production.

A CISA certification impacts both individual and the organization. Modern enterprises demand information system audit.

The CISA course is divided into five modules that covers the complete scope of IS audits and review. Each of these modules comes with individual professional credits that get reflected in the final certificate.

Who Should Attend?

• The professional criteria require candidates to have a minimum 4000 actual hours of work experience in full time positions in information systems, security experience and controls.
• However, candidates can substitute a maximum of 1 year auditing, security and control experience with one year full time experience in information systems or auditing.
• For university instructors, one year of the required auditing, security and control experience might also be substituted with two years of full educator experience.

Course Content:

• Module 1 – The Process of Auditing Information Systems
• Module 2 – CISA’s role in IT governance
• Module 3 – CISA’s role in Systems and Infrastructure Life Cycle Management
• Module 4 – CISA’s role in IT Service Delivery and Support
• Module 5 – CISA’s role in Protection of Information Assets