

Area 1: Governance
Area 2: IT Risk Assessment
Area 3: Risk Response and Reporting
Area 4: Information Technology and Security
Requirements:
There is no formal admission for attending the course.
The requirements for official ISACA® certification are:
Depending on the type of learner, exam preparation requires at least 10-20 hours of additional time outside the classroom.
When you register for an ISACA exam, you have six months from the date of registration to schedule and take your exam. So be sure to reserve your exam date well in advance.
All other learning resources, such as QAE, online review courses, webinars, and virtual workshops, will also be available to you for 6 months from the date of redemption. You will retain access to the official review manuals indefinitely.
Exam format:
The course is aimed at IT risk management professionals with at least three years of professional experience in identifying, assessing, managing and monitoring IT risks and setting up effective control systems.
It is ideal for IT risk managers, information security officers, GRC officers, auditors, IT managers and project managers who want to systematically align IT risks with corporate objectives. CRISC® certification strengthens your position in the company and creates trust among managers, stakeholders and supervisory authorities.
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