Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)

Price
Net
VAT

Price
Price on Request

Duration
5 days

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

Location

Course Language
English

Training Solutions
Online Live

IT systems, processes, and risks are the focus of modern corporate management. This continuing education program provides in-depth knowledge of IT auditing, governance, and information security—in a practical, up-to-date, and clearly structured manner. Relevant standards and auditing approaches are explained in an understandable way and placed in the context of modern IT landscapes.

Key topics

  • IT auditing and risk-oriented auditing methods.
  • Governance, compliance, and internal controls.
  • Information security and data protection.
  • Evaluation of IT processes and system landscapes.
  • Dealing with regulatory requirements.
  • Technological developments and automation in auditing.

Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of IT, information systems, or business processes, as well as initial experience in an IT-related environment.

Target group
Specialists from IT, auditing, compliance, risk management, and consulting with an interest in structured auditing and control approaches.

A clear focus on quality, transparency, and security creates a solid foundation for responsible tasks in a digitally driven business world.

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Course content
  • ISAAS
  • Governance of procedures
  • KGI, CSF, KPI, KRI
  • ALE, RTO, RPO, SDO, MTO, MTD, AIW
  • Risk appetite, tolerance, capacity
  • Threats to control mechanisms
  • Risk management
  • Spot checks
  • Duties of the IS auditor for the process
  • Human resources (HR)
  • Outsourcing
  • Cloud computing
  • Capital Expenditures & Operating Expenses
  • BCP, DRP & BIA
  • Plan testing
  • Enterprise architecture
  • Corporate governance
  • Information security policy
  • IT management practices
  • IT organizational structure – roles and responsibilities
  • Tasks of the IS auditor for control & management
  • Define roles and responsibilities (including RACI matrix)
  • Human resources (HR) and security strategy
  • Outsourcing: Consider security aspects
  • Cloud computing and security measures
  • Difference between CAPEX (capital expenditure) and OPEX (operating expenditure)
  • Business continuity plan (BCP), disaster recovery plan (DRP), business impact analysis (BIA)
  • Testing emergency plans (plan tests)
  • Enterprise architecture: significance for the security strategy
  • Corporate governance and its role in security
  • Developing and implementing an information security policy
  • IT management practices for security
  • IT organizational structure: roles and responsibilities
  • Tasks of the IS auditor in security monitoring and management
  • Administration and operation of information systems
  • Structure and design of hardware architectures
  • Use and administration of operating systems
  • Administration and organization of databases
  • Use and integration of third-party software
  • Development and maintenance of network infrastructure
  • Basic concepts and technologies of the Internet
  • Telecommunications systems and their applications
  • Responsibilities and tasks of the IS auditor in the areas of operation, maintenance, and service management
  • Asset classification
  • Security awareness and training
  • Cooperation with external parties
  • Combating computer crime
  • Access control and management
  • Remote access regulations
  • Procedures for dealing with media
  • Securing the network infrastructure
  • Use of firewalls
  • Intrusion detection systems
  • Encryption technologies
  • Penetration tests
  • Consideration of environmental factors
  • Data leak prevention (DLP) mechanisms
  • Access controls to physical areas
  • Role of the IS auditor in protecting information assets

Frequently asked questions

  • CISA is an internationally recognized certification for IT auditing, IT governance, risk management, and information security.
  • Suitable for professionals in IT auditing, IT security, risk management, compliance, and IT governance.
  • Several years of professional experience in IT auditing or related fields are required. Certain degrees may be credited.
  • CISA is considered a global standard and is valued internationally by companies, government agencies, and auditing organizations.
  • The certification remains valid through regular continuing education and proof of Continuing Professional Education (CPE).
  • Possible roles include IT auditor, IT risk manager, security manager, compliance manager, or IT consultant.
  • Yes, the focus is on processes, controls, and governance, not on in-depth technical implementation.
  • Companies benefit from improved IT transparency, reduced risks, and tested, reliable IT structures.

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