Certified Information Security Manager® (CISM)

Price
Net
VAT

Price
Price on Request

Duration
4 days

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

Location

Course Language
English

Training Solutions
Online Live

Strategic information security is rapidly gaining importance. Structured approaches, clear governance, and confident handling of risks, compliance, and modern technologies such as AI and automation are in demand.

Key topics

  • Management of information security programs.
  • Governance, risk, and compliance models.
  • Protection of critical business processes and data.
  • Integration of AI risks and automated controls.
  • Measuring security, maturity, and effectiveness.

Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of IT, information security, or risk management, as well as an understanding of organizational contexts.

Target group
Specialists and managers from IT, security, governance, risk, and compliance with responsibility for security strategies and decision-making processes.

The knowledge imparted strengthens the ability to manage information security holistically and anchor it sustainably in the company – in a practical, structured manner that is compatible with current technological developments.

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Course content
  • Corporate management
  • Organizational culture
  • Legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements
  • Organizational structures, roles, and responsibilities
  • Information security strategy
  • Development of an information security strategy
  • Frameworks and standards for information management
  • Strategic planning (e.g., budgets, resources, business case)
  • Assessment of information security risks
  • Identification of new risks and threats
  • Analysis of vulnerabilities and control deficiencies
  • Conducting risk assessment and analysis
  • Responding to information security risks
  • Options for handling and responding to risks
  • Establishing responsibilities for risks and controls
  • Monitoring and reporting of risks
  • Development of information security programs
  • Provision of resources (personnel, tools, technologies)
  • Identification and classification of valuable information
  • Application of security standards and frameworks
  • Establishment of guidelines and specifications
  • Use of metrics to measure success
  • Administration of the information security program
  • Design and selection of security controls
  • Implementation and integration of security measures
  • Verifying the effectiveness of security controls
  • Conducting training and awareness programs
  • Management of external service providers and partners
  • Communication and reporting on progress
  • Incident response plan
  • Business impact analysis (BIA)
  • Business continuity plan (BCP)
  • Disaster recovery plan (DRP)
  • Incident classification and categorization
  • Incident management training, testing, and evaluation
  • Incident management operations
  • Incident management tools and techniques
  • Investigation and assessment of incidents
  • Methods for Containing Incidents
  • Communication during incidents (e.g., reporting, notification, escalation)
  • Incident resolution and recovery
  • Post-incident review practices

Frequently asked questions

  • CISM is an internationally recognized certification for information security management. The focus is on strategy, risk management, governance, and security processes.
  • Suitable for specialists and managers who are responsible for information security, IT risks, compliance, and security strategies within the company.
  • Topics covered include information security governance, risk management, security program development, and incident and crisis management.
  • Several years of professional experience in the field of information security are required. Certain degrees or certificates may substitute for some of the experience.
  • CISM is awarded by ISACA and valued by companies worldwide because the certification is practical, strategic, and cross-industry.
  • CISM enhances career opportunities, supports advancement into management roles, and increases credibility in security, audit, and compliance matters.
  • CISM focuses on management, processes, and decisions, not on technical details. The emphasis is on control, responsibility, and strategy.

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