CISM Certification Training Option 1
The Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) certification is a vital credential for information security professionals who are responsible for managing, designing, overseeing, and evaluating enterprise information security. This CISM certification course closely aligns with the best practices established by ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association) and provides comprehensive knowledge about IT security systems. It is a recognized and respected certification that validates an individual’s expertise in information security management and governance.
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CISM Certification Course Overview
By completing CISM certification training, you will gain the knowledge and expertise to create, implement, and manage security architecture in your business. This course is designed to align with the best practices established by ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association). In the present landscape, both enterprises and government agencies have a growing expectation for their IT professionals to hold a CISM certification. This credential has become highly valuable and relevant in the field of information security, emphasizing the importance of strong security governance and management skills.
Benefits
CISM certification is globally recognized in IT security. It’s ideal for security consultants, IT managers, auditors, architects, engineers, CISOs, and risk officers.
Course Curriculum
Eligibility
CISM certification is globally recognized in IT security and suits various roles, including security consultants, IT managers, auditors, architects, engineers, CISOs, information security managers, IT consultants, and risk officers.
Prerequisites
To qualify for CISM certification, candidates need either an undergraduate degree or a high school diploma. Additionally, they must submit a completed application within five years of initially passing the exam. Certificates must have been obtained within 10 years prior to the date of application or within 5 years following the date of completion of the exam. Specifically, three of the five years of work experience must be in the role of an information security manager, covering three of the four CISM domains.
Section 1
CISM Course
A. Course Introduction
B. Information Security Governance: Enterprise Governance
C. Information Security Governance: Information Security Strategy
D. Information Security Risk Management Information Security: Risk Assessment
E. Information Security Program Information Security: Program Development
F. Information Security Program Information Security: Program Management
G. Incident Management: Incident Management Readiness
H. Incident Management: Incident Management Operations
Exam & Certification
In order to obtain certification as a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), you must:
Pass the CISM exam
Adopt the ISACA code of professional ethics
Agree to the continuing education policy.
Have at least five years of experience in information security, including at least three as an Information Security Manager.
Must have experience in three or more of the four domains of CISM.
Must have independent verification of work experience by employers.
Submit an application for certification training within 5 years of first passing the CISM exam.
For more information on how to become a Certified CISM professional, and to learn more about the requirements of CISM certification, please visit ISACA’s official website: Cism Certification Requirements.
In order to qualify for CISM certification, you must:
Submit an application within 5 years of the date you first pass the examination.
Have all your work experience independently verified by your employer.
Have the work experience you need to be acquired within 10 years prior to the date you first apply for certification or within 5 years after passing the examination.
Of the 5 years of work experience you must have, 3 years must be in an information security manager role.
The work experience must cover 3 of the 4 CISM® domains, and must be broad in scope.
Complete 85% of Online Self Learning Content.
Complete at least 60% of Simulation Test in Online Classroom.
Attend one Live Class Batch or Complete 85% Online Self Learning Content with 60%
Yes, we offer one practice test as part of our course to assist you in preparing for the official certification exam. You can take this free CISM exam prep test to get acquainted with the topics covered in the course syllabus.. Practicing with these sample questions can be a valuable tool in your preparation for the CISM certification exam.
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CISM Certification Training FAQs
The CISM certification cost is USD 575 for ISACA members and USD 760 for non-ISACA members.
SACA employs a scoring system that ranges from 200 to 800 for the CISM exam. A perfect score, where all questions are answered correctly, is represented by a scaled score of 800. Conversely, a scaled score of 200 is the lowest possible score, indicating that only a few questions were answered correctly.
To pass the CISM exam, you must attain a score of 450 or higher. Achieving this score demonstrates your proficiency in the subject matter and qualifies you for CISM certification.
You will receive the course completion certificate together with your 16 CPE certificate.
The CISM (Certified Information Security Manager) exam is administered three times a year, typically in the months of July, September, and December. To access information about specific exam locations and dates, you can visit the official ISACA website at the following link: CISM Exam Locations & Dates. This will provide you with details on upcoming exam schedules and testing centers.
If you find yourself unable to take the exam, you have the option to request a deferral of your registration fees to the next scheduled exam date. To gain a better understanding of the process, including deferral deadlines and associated costs, you can visit the following link on the ISACA website: Exam Deferral Information. This resource will provide you with comprehensive details regarding the exam deferral procedure.
