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CISM Training
This Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) training course focuses on the construction, development, and governance of information security operations. Possession of this certification displays precise knowledge, practice, and copious amounts of experience in the realm of information security management.
About This Course
CISM (Certified Information Security Manager) is a key certification for information security professionals who manage, design, oversee, and assess enterprise information security. This CISM certification course, closely aligned with ISACA’s best practices, helps you learn about IT security systems.
Prerequisites
- A completed application must be submitted within 5 years from the date of initially passing the examination.
- All experience must be verified independently with employers.
- This experience must have been gained within the 10-year period preceding the application date for certification or within five years of passing the examination.
- Three (3) years of the five (5) years of work experience must be gained performing the role of an information security manager
- In addition, this work experience must be broad and gained in three (3) of the four (4) CISM® domains.
Exam Structure
ISACA uses and reports scores on a common scale of 200 to 800.
For example, the scaled score of 800 represents a perfect score with all questions answered correctly; a scaled score of 200 is the lowest score possible and signifies that only a small number of questions were answered correctly. You must achieve a score of 450 or higher to pass the CISM exam.
When ll be the date of Exam?
CISM exam is conducted thrice in a year in the months of July, September and December. To find the exam locations & dates go to (www.isaca.org/certification/pages/exam-locations.aspx)
What after CISM?
Achieving a CISM certification offers you many career benefits. However, you shouldn’t stop upskilling yourself as the world of cybersecurity is quite dynamic.
Here are some of the courses you can consider taking after becoming CISM certified:
- CEH v11 - Certified Ethical Hacking Course
- CISSP Training Course
- Masters in Cyber Security Program
- CISA Certification Course.
- CompTIA Security+ Certification
Learning Objectives
Demonstrate a deep understanding of the relationship between information security programs and broader business goals and objectives
Get a thorough experience of development and management of an information security program, and how can it generate value for businesses
Understand, define and design a security architecture for your organization’s IT operations
Focus on IT compliance and the integrity of enterprise systems to establish a more secure enterprise IT framework
Learn how to align business goals with organization’s IT safety and security
Develop a working knowledge of the four domains prescribed by ISACA
Gain the relevant knowledge and skills required to pass the CISM exam by ISACA
Target Audience
- This training course is designed for experienced Information Security Managers, and others involved in directing information security programs.
- This course would particularly benefit Information Security Managers, aspiring Information Security Managers, IT Consultants, and Chief Information Officers.
Curriculum
77 Lessons32h
Information Security Governance
Information Security Strategy Techniques
Information Security Relationship to Key Factors
Available InfoSec Governance Frameworks
Fundamental Concepts of Governance
Standards, Frameworks, and Best Practices
Governance Planning, Design, and Implementation
Integrating into Corporate Governance
Contributing Factors for InfoSec Development
Developing Business Cases
Strategic Budgetary Planning and Reporting
Impact of Internal and External Influences
Commitment from Senior Leadership and Stakeholders
Senior Leadership and Stakeholder Communication
Responsibilities of the InfoSec Manager
Structures, Lines of Authority, and Escalation
Security Responsibilities of Organizational Staff
Monitoring Performance of InfoSec Responsibilities
Establishing Reporting and Communication Channels
Working with Key Information Security Metrics
Practical Exercise
Information Risk Management
Information Security Program Development and Management
Information Security Incident Management
