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 Duration 28 hours

Course Outline

Domain 1: Governance

  • Exploring the significance and principles of governance.
  • Implementing organizational and risk-specific governance structures.
  • Application of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and the Risk Management Framework (RMF).
  • Alignment of policies, standards, and business processes with IT risk objectives.

Domain 2: IT Risk Assessment

  • Identification of potential IT risk events and scenarios.
  • Application of threat modeling and vulnerability analysis techniques.
  • Utilization of risk assessment methodologies and business impact analysis.
  • Management of inherent and residual risk levels.

Domain 3: Risk Response and Reporting

  • Formulation of effective risk response strategies.
  • Establishment of clear ownership for risks and controls.
  • Oversight and management of third-party risks.
  • Effective communication and reporting of risk status.

Domain 4: Information Technology and Security

  • Adherence to IT and security frameworks and standards.
  • Strategy for designing and implementing information systems controls.
  • Continuous monitoring and maintenance of control effectiveness.
  • Analysis of current trends and emerging technologies in IT risk and control.

Exam Preparation

  • Comprehensive review of CRISC domains and key knowledge areas.
  • Strategies and tips for optimizing exam performance.
  • Engagement in practice exams and detailed question analysis.
  • Final review sessions and Q&A interactions.

Conclusion

  • Summary of CRISC certification objectives and outcomes.
  • Discussion on the professional and organizational value of CRISC certification.
  • Guidance on next steps for exam registration and certification maintenance.

Assessment

  • End-of-domain quizzes to reinforce key learning points.
  • Simulated practice exams mirroring the CRISC certification format.
  • Comprehensive final assessment to gauge exam readiness.

Requirements

  • A solid foundational understanding of IT risk management and information systems control.
  • Practical experience in risk analysis, mitigation techniques, and business impact analysis.
  • Knowledge of governance, compliance, and audit standards.

Target Audience

  • IT professionals.
  • Risk management specialists.
  • Control framework experts.
  • Business analysts and project managers.
  • Information security and compliance officers.

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