Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC)

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Price
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Duration
4 days

For companies and job seekers:
this course is 100% fundable!
 

Location

Course Language
English

Training Solutions
Online Live

Risk management and information systems are among the key success factors for modern organizations. This continuing education program combines governance, IT risks, and control mechanisms with current requirements for security, compliance, and data-based decisions.

Key topics

  • Identification, analysis, and assessment of IT and business risks.
  • Integration of risk management into business processes.
  • Controls, governance structures, and compliance requirements.
  • Interface between IT, management, and strategy.
  • Integration of modern technologies and AI-supported analyses.

Prerequisite
Basic understanding of IT processes, risk management, or internal control systems.

Target group
Specialists from IT, auditing, risk management, compliance, and related management areas.

The content strengthens analytical thinking, strategic security, and responsible control of digital systems in a dynamic, technology-driven environment.

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Course content
  • Strategy, goals, and objectives of the organization
  • Structure, roles, and responsibilities within the organization
  • Culture of the organization
  • Policies and standards that apply
  • Business processes
  • Assets of the organization
  • Risk management in the company
  • Three levels of protection in risk management
  • Risk profile of a company
  • Readiness and tolerance for risks
  • Legal, regulatory, and contractual obligations
  • Professional ethics
  • Events that cause risks (e.g., conditions that lead to damage)
  • Investigation of threats
  • Analysis of weaknesses and missing controls (e.g., investigation of causes)
  • Creation of scenarios
  • Concepts, standards, and frameworks for risk assessment
  • Risk registers
  • Risk analysis methods
  • Business impact analysis
  • Inherent and residual risk
  • Risk management and responses
  • Define risk and control owners
  • Risk management for third-party providers
  • Dealing with problems, findings, and exceptions
  • Management of new risks
  • Types of controls, standards, and frameworks
  • Planning, selection, and investigation
  • Introduction and implementation of controls
  • Testing and evaluating effectiveness
  • Data collection, consolidation, and analysis
  • Monitoring of risks and controls
  • Reporting techniques (e.g., heat maps, scorecards, dashboards)
  • Key performance indicators
  • Key risk indicators (KRIs)
  • Control indicators (KCIs)
  • Enterprise architecture
  • IT operations management (e.g., change management, IT resources, incidents)
  • Project
  • Disaster recovery management (DRM)
  • Data lifecycle management
  • System development lifecycle (SDLC)
  • New technologies
  • Concepts, frameworks, and standards for information security
  • Training courses to raise awareness of information security
  • Business continuity management
  • Data protection and data protection principles

Frequently asked questions

  • CRISC is an internationally recognized certification for IT risk management and information system controls. The focus is on managing, assessing, and monitoring IT risks in companies.
  • CRISC is aimed at professionals in IT, governance, risk, compliance, audit, and management who are responsible for digital risks and control systems.
  • Topics covered include IT risk assessment, risk management, control concepts, governance structures, and the integration of IT risks into business decisions.
  • CRISC enhances professional credibility, improves career opportunities, and supports the professional handling of IT risks at a strategic level.
  • Several years of professional experience in IT risk management or related fields are required. Certification is awarded after passing the exam and providing proof of practical experience.
  • CRISC is globally recognized and particularly sought after by international companies, banks, consulting firms, and regulated industries.
  • Digital business models, the cloud, AI, and cyber threats increase risks. Structured IT risk management provides lasting protection for processes, data, and strategic goals.

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