Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)

The CISA designation is a globally recognised certification for IS audit control, warranty and security professionals.

Being CISA-licensed showcases your audit revel in, abilities and understanding, and demonstrates you are capable to assess vulnerabilities, file on compliance and institute controls inside the agency.

Our ISACA CISA Certified Information Systems Auditor Series provides the student with the knowledge and proficiency to prepare for the globally recognized CISA certification exam. The CISA certification has become very popular since it originated in 1978, and is a benchmark for IS audit, security, control, and assurance personnel to validate their skill set. This course will immerse the student into the subject, with in-depth coverage of the information covering the five domains that make up the “Body of Knowledge” for the CISA exam and will provide the student the tools to build their technical skills to develop, manage, and perform IT security audits.

1. Manage Audit Function
2. Audit and Assurance Standards
3. ITAF Standards
4. Risk Analysis
5. Internal Controls
6. Performing an Audit Part 1
7. Performing an Audit Part 2
8. Control Self-Assessment
9. Evolving the Audit Process
10. Introduction to Governance
11. IT Governance
12. Strategy and Models
13. IT Investment and Allocation
14. Policies and Procedures
15. Risk Management
16. IS Management Practices
17. IS Structure and Responsibilities
18. Auditing IT Governance
19. Business Continuity Planning
20. Buisness Realization
21. Project Management Structure
22. Project Management Practices
23. Business Application Development
24. Business Applications Systems
25. Alternative Forms of Software Project Organization
26. Data-Oriented System Development
27. Infrastructure Acquistion Practices
28. Information Systems Maintenance Practices
29. System Development Tools and Productivity
30. Process Reengineering
31. Application Controls
32. Auditing Application Controls
33. Auditing Systems Dev Acquisition and Maintenance
34. Information Systems Operations
35. Information Systems Hardware
36. IS Architecture and Software
37. Network Infrastructure
38. LANs and WANs
39. Disaster Recovery Planning
40. Importance of Information Security
41. Logical Access
42. Network Infrastructure Security
43. Auditing Info Sec Management Framework
44. Auditing Network Infrastructure Security
45. Environmental Exposure and Physical Access