CRISC Certification Training

Secure your professional advancement by earning the industry-recognized CRISC certification.

Successfully Trained Professionals From Fortune 1000 Companies

Course Overview

The CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control) certification training, developed and maintained by ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association), is a globally recognized program for IT professionals focusing on managing risks in information systems. The CRISC training covers risk identification, assessment, response, and mitigation strategies, which equips professionals with essential skills to identify potential risks within an organization’s IT infrastructure and develop them effectively.

Through WincertPro Learning’s CRISC training, professionals explore key concepts such as governance, compliance, and information systems control design. You’ll learn to implement and manage controls to safeguard sensitive information, including access controls, encryption methods, and security policies. The CRISC course emphasizes the importance of ongoing risk monitoring and reporting, ensuring that participants understand how to establish processes to assess risks and continuously communicate relevant information to stakeholders.

By completing the CRISC training, professionals are better equipped to contribute to their organization’s strategic decision-making processes and enhance overall resilience against IT-related risks. Join the ranks of elite IT risk professionals with CRISC. Elevate your career today!

What Will You Learn

Corporate IT Governance

Understand frameworks and principles for effective management and oversight of IT resources within organizations

IT Risk Assessment

Learn methodologies to identify, analyze, and evaluate IT-related risks, ensuring proactive risk management strategies

Risk Response & Reporting

Gain insights into developing and implementing risk response plans and effectively communicating risk information to stakeholders

Information Technology & Security

Explore key concepts and practices in IT security to safeguard organizational assets and data against evolving threats

Key Features

Interactive instructor-led CRISC certification training

CRISC certification accredited by ISACA

Highly qualified, certified, and accredited trainers

Interaction with co-participants from diverse backgrounds

Case studies which are industry-driven

Training curriculum as per the latest CRISC Exam Format

Retake the training within the next two months with the Flexi Pass at no extra charge

Gain access to CRISC assessments to strengthen your CRISC exam preparation

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Live Virtual Instructor-led Training

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Group Training-Onsite

Syllabus

Module 1: Governence
  • 1.1: Organizational Governance
    • Organizational strategy, goals, and objectives
    • Organizational structure, roles, and responsibilities
    • Organizational culture
    • Policies and standards
    • Business processes
    • Organizational assets
    1.2: Risk Governance
    • Enterprise risk management and risk management framework
    • Three lines of defense
    • Risk profile
    • Risk appetite and risk tolerance
    • Legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements
    • Professional ethics of risk management
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  • 2.1: IT Risk Identification
    • Risk events (e.g., contributing conditions, loss result)
    • Threat modeling and threat landscape
    • Vulnerability and control deficiency analysis (e.g., root cause analysis)
    • Risk scenario development
    2.2: IT Risk Analysis and Evaluation
    • Risk assessment concepts, standards, and frameworks
    • Risk register
    • Risk analysis methodologies
    • Business impact analysis
    • Inherent and residual risk
  • 3.1: Risk Response
    • Risk treatment / Risk response options
    • Risk and control ownership
    • Third-party risk management
    • Issue, finding, and exception management
    • Management of emerging risk
    3.2: Control Design and Implementation
    • Control types, standards, and frameworks
    • Control design, selection, and analysis
    • Control implementation
    • Control testing and effectiveness evaluation
    3.3: Risk Monitoring and Reporting
    • Risk treatment plans
    • Data collection, aggregation, analysis, and validation
    • Risk and control monitoring techniques
    • Risk and control reporting techniques (heatmap, scorecards, dashboards)
    • Key performance indicators
    • Key risk indicators (KRIs)
    • Key control indicators (KCIs)
  • 4.1: Information Technology Principle
    • Enterprise architecture
    • IT operations management (e.g., change management, IT assets, problems, incidents)
    • Project management
    • Disaster recovery management (DRM)
    • Data lifecycle management
    • System development life cycle (SDLC)
    • Emerging technologies
    4.2: Information Security Principle
    • Information security concepts, frameworks, and standards
    • Information security awareness training
    • Business continuity management
    • Data privacy and data protection principles

Who Should Attend

Eligibility

To obtain the CRISC certification, professionals must possess a minimum of three years of professional experience in information systems auditing, control, or security, as outlined in the CRISC job practice areas. This work experience must have been acquired within ten years before your certification application. Individuals who pass the CRISC exam have five years from the date of passing to complete their application.

Exam Format

Exam Type No of Questions Exam Duration Passing Score Type
Multiple choice questions
120 questions
(100 scored, 20 unscored)
180 minutes (3 Hours)
The passing score is
determined through
psychometric analysis
Closed book

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FAQ's

  • CRISC training typically covers various topics, including risk identification and assessment, risk response and mitigation strategies, information systems control design and implementation, governance and compliance frameworks, and risk monitoring and reporting practices. Participants also learn about relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards.

  • There are no prerequisites to take the exam; however, to apply for certification, you must meet the necessary experience requirements determined by ISACA. A minimum of at least 3 years of cumulative work experience performing the tasks of a CRISC professional across at least three 3 CRISC domains is required for certification.

  • Yes, We at Wincertpro Learning offer CRSIC certification once the individuals complete the training and clear the exam

The duration of CRISC training is 5-days, with interactive instructor-led sessions to ensure comprehensive preparation for the certification exam

The CRISC exam consists of 150 questions

Candidates must secure a score of 450 or above, as this scaled score represents the consistent minimum standard of knowledge determined by ISACA’s certification working groups

The preparation for the CRISC exam typically spans between 8 and 10 weeks

The CRISC Certification exam has been updated to emphasize governance, risk response and reporting, IT security, and data privacy. The revised domains in the CRISC exam encompass governance, risk response, reporting, information technology and security, and IT risk assessment

With the introduction of continuous testing in June 2019, ISACA allows candidates to attempt the exam up to four times in a rolling year, including the initial attempt. Subsequent retakes require waiting periods of 30, 60, and 90 days, respectively

CRISC-certified professionals can pursue various career paths in IT risk management, information systems control, and cybersecurity. Common job roles include IT risk manager, information security officer, compliance manager, IT auditor, security consultant, and governance analyst

While CRISC certification is valuable across various industries, it is particularly sought after in sectors with stringent regulatory requirements and high stakes for information security and risk management, such as finance, healthcare, government, and technology

Yes, CRISC certification can cover IT risk management, information security, and governance leadership roles. As organizations increasingly prioritize cybersecurity and risk management, CRISC-certified professionals with strong leadership skills and strategic vision are well-positioned to assume executive positions, such as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Chief Risk Officer (CRO), or Director of IT Governance

Yes, CRISC certification can be a valuable asset for professionals looking to transition into IT risk management from other areas of IT, such as software development, network administration, or database management. The certification demonstrates your commitment to acquiring specialized knowledge in risk management and information systems control, making you a strong candidate for roles in IT risk management

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