Course Details
This CISM certification training from Simplilearn will give you the requisite skillsets to design, deploy and manage security architecture for your organization. The course is aligned with ISACA best practices and is designed to help you pass the CISM exam on your first attempt. Enterprises and government agencies increasingly expect their IT professionals to hold a CISM certification, and it is considered essential to ongoing education and career development. This course will see that you are well-equipped to manage the ongoing security, compliance and governance of your IT organization.
- Security consultants and managers
- IT directors and managers
- Security auditors and architects
- Security systems engineers
- Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs)
- Information security managers
- IS/IT consultants
- Chief Compliance/Privacy/Risk Officers
Curriculum
Domain 01: Information Security Governance
- Information Security Governance Overview Part 1
- Information Security Governance Overview Part 2
- Information Security Governance Overview Part 3
- Information Security Governance Overview Part 4
- Information Security Governance Overview Part 5
- Importance of Information Security Governance Part 1
- Importance of Information Security Governance Part 2
- Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part 1
- Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part 2
- Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part 3
- Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part 4
- Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part 5
- Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part 6
- Information Security Concepts and Technologies Part 1
- Information Security Concepts and Technologies Part 2
- Information Security Concepts and Technologies Part 3
- Technologies Part 1
- Technologies Part 2
- Responsibilities
- Senior Management Commitment Part 1
- Senior Management Commitment Part 2
- Obtaining Senior Management Commitment Part 1
- Obtaining Senior Management Commitment Part 2
- Establishing Reporting and Communication Channels Part 1
- Establishing Reporting and Communication Channels Part 2
- Assurance Process Integration and Convergence
- 02:24
- Convergence
- 02:32
- Governance and Third-Party Relationships
- Metrics
- Effective Security Metrics Part 1
- Effective Security Metrics Part 2
- Effective Security Metrics Part 3
- Effective Security Metrics Part 4
- Security Implementation Metrics
- Strategic Alignment Part 1
- Strategic Alignment Part 2
- Risk Management
- Value Delivery
- Resource Management Part 1
- Resource Management Part 2
- Performance Measurement
- Assurance Process Integration/Convergence
- Another View of Strategy
- Information Security Strategy
- Common Pitfalls Part 1
- Common Pitfalls Part 2
- Objectives of the Information Security Strategy
- What is the Goal?
- Defining Objectives
- Business Linkages
- Business Case Development Part 1
- Business Case Development Part 2
- Business Case Development Part 3
- Business Case Objectives
- The Desired State
- COBIT
- COBIT Controls
- COBIT Framework
- Capability Maturity Model
- Balanced Scorecard
- Architectural Approaches
- ISO/IEC 27001 and 27002
- Risk Objectives Part 1
- Risk Objectives Part 2
- Current Risk Part 1
- Current Risk Part 2
- BIA
- The Roadmap
- Elements of a Strategy
- Strategy Resources and Constraints
- Policies and Standards
- Definitions
- Enterprise Information Security Architectures
- Controls
- Countermeasures
- Technologies
- Personnel
- Organizational Structure
- Employee Roles and Responsibilities
- Skills
- Audits
- Compliance Enforcement
- Threat Assessment
- Vulnerability Assessment
- Risk Assessment
- Insurance
- Business Impact Assessment
- Outsourced Security Providers
- Legal and Regulatory Requirements
- Physical Constraints
- The Security Strategy
- Gap Analysis Part 1
- Gap Analysis Part 2
- Gap Analysis Part 3
- Policy Development Part 1
- Policy Development Part 2
- Standards Development
- Training and Awareness
- Action Plan Metrics
- General Metric Considerations Part 1
- General Metric Considerations Part 2
- General Metric Considerations Part 3
- General Metric Considerations Part 4
- CMM4 Statements
- Objectives for CMM4
- Section Review
Knowledge Check
Knowledge Check
Domain 02: Information Risk Management and Compliance
- Risk Management Overview
- Types of Risk Analysis
- The Importance of Risk Management
- Risk Management Outcomes
- Risk Management Strategy
- The Risk Management Framework
- The External Environment
- The Internal Environment
- The Risk Management Context
- Gap Analysis
- Other Organizational Support
- NIST Risk Assessment Methodology
- Aggregated or Cascading Risk
- Other Risk Assessment Approaches
- Identification of Risks
- Threats
- Vulnerabilities Part 1
- Vulnerabilities Part 2
- Risks
- Analysis of Relevant Risks
- Risk Analysis
- Semi -Quantitative Analysis
- Quantitative Analysis Example
- Evaluation of Risks
- Risk Treatment Options
- Impact
- Controls
- Residual Risk
- Information Resource Valuation
- Methods of Valuing Assets
- Information Asset Classification
- Determining Classification
- Impact Part 1
- Impact Part 2
- Recovery Point Objectives
- Service Delivery Objectives
- Third-Party Service Providers
- Working with Lifecycle Processes
- IT System Development
- Project Management Part 1
- Project Management Part 2
- Risk Monitoring and Communication
- Other Communications
- Section Review
Knowledge Check
Knowledge Check
Domain 03: Information Security Program Development and Management
- Importance of the Program
- Outcomes of Security Program Development
- Effective Information Security Program Development
- Information Security Program Development Concepts Part 2
- Technology Resources
- Information Security Manager
- Assurance Function Integration
- Challenges in Developing Information Security Program
- Pitfalls
- Objectives of the Security Program
- Program Goals
- The Steps of the Security Program
- Defining the Roadmap Part 1
- Defining the Roadmap Part 2
- Elements of the Roadmap Part 1
- Elements of the Roadmap Part 2
- Elements of the Roadmap Part 3
- Elements of the Roadmap Part 4
- Elements of the Roadmap Part 5
- Gap Analysis
- Lesson 5: Information Security Management Framework
- Security Management Framework
- COBIT 5
- ISO/IEC 27001
- Operational Components Part 1
- Operational Components Part 2
- Management Components
- Administrative Components
- Educational and Informational Components
- Policy Compliance
- Standards Compliance
- Training and Education
- ISACA Control Objectives
- Third-party Service Providers Part 1
- Third-party Service Providers Part 2
- Integration into Lifecycle Processes
- Monitoring and Communication
- Documentation
- The Plan of Action Part 1
- The Plan of Action Part 2
- Managing Complexity Part 1
- Managing Complexity Part 2
- Objectives of Information Security Architectures Part 1
- Objectives of Information Security Architectures Part 2
- Physical and Environmental Controls
- Information Security Program Deployment Metrics
- Metrics
- Strategic Alignment
- Risk Management
- Value Delivery
- Resource Management
- Assurance Process Integration
- Performance Measurement
- Security Baselines
- IS Liaison Responsibilities Part 1
- IS Liaison Responsibilities Part 2
- Cross-Organizational Responsibilities
- Security Reviews and Audits Part 1
- Security Reviews and Audits Part 2
- Management of Security Technology
- Due Diligence Part 1
- Due Diligence Part 2
- Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Part 1
- Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Part 2
- Assessment of Risk and Impact Part 1
- Assessment of Risk and Impact Part 2
- Outsourcing and Service Providers
- Cloud Computing Part 1
- Cloud Computing Part 2
- Cloud Computing Part 3
- Integration with IT Processes
- Section Review
Knowledge Check
Knowledge Check
Domain 04: Information Security Incident Management
- Incident Management Overview Part 2
- Incident Management Overview Part 3
- Types of Events Part 1
- Types of Events Part 2
- Goals of Incident Management Part 1
- Goals of Incident Management Part 2
- Goals of Incident Management Part 3
- Responsibilities Part 1
- Responsibilities Part 2
- Responsibilities Part 3
- Senior Management Commitment
- Policies and Standards
- Incident Response Technology Concepts
- Personnel
- Roles and Responsibilities (eNotes)
- Skills
- Awareness and Education
- Audits
- Defining Objectives
- The Desired State
- Strategic Alignment
- Other Concerns
- Implementation of the Security Program Management
- Management Metrics and Monitoring Part 1
- Management Metrics and Monitoring Part 2
- Other Security Monitoring Efforts
- Threats
- Vulnerabilities
- Lesson 8: Developing an Incident Response Plan
- Elements of an Incident Response Plan
- Gap Analysis
- BIA Part 1
- BIA Part 2
- Escalation Process for Effective IM
- Help Desk Processes for Identifying Security Incidents
- Incident Management and Response Teams
- Organizing, Training, and Equipping the Response Staff
- Incident Notification Process
- Challenges in making an Incident Management Plan
- Goals of Recovery Operations Part 1
- Goals of Recovery Operations Part 2
- Choosing a Site Selection Part 1
- Choosing a Site Selection Part 2
- Implementing the Strategy
- Incident Management Response Teams
- Network Service High-availability
- Storage High-availability
- Risk Transference
- Other Response Recovery Plan Options
- Periodic Testing
- Analyzing Test Results Part 1
- Analyzing Test Results Part 2
- Measuring the Test Results
- Updating the Plan
- Intrusion Detection Policies
- Who to Notify about an Incident
- Recovery Operations
- Other Recovery Operations
- Forensic Investigation
- Hacker / Penetration Methodology
- Section Review
- Sequence 05
FAQ'S
You will gain access to our e-learning content, practice simulation tests to help you tackle the toughest CISM exam questions and an online participant handbook to cross-reference an reinforce your learning.
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.
The CISM Certification cost varies from $450 – $760 based on the type of registration and whether you are a registered member or not. For additional information, please visit: http://www.isaca.org/certification/pages/exam-registration.aspx
After successful completion of the CISM training, you will be awarded the course completion certificate along with the 16 CPE certificate from Pro Edu Hub.
CISM exams are conducted three times a year, in July, September and December. To find exam locations and dates please visit: www.isaca.org/certification/pages/exam-locations.aspx
If you are unable to take the exam, you can request a deferral of your registration fees to the next exam date. To learn more about deferring your exam, including deferral deadlines and costs, please visit: http://www.isaca.org/certification/pages/exam-deferral.aspx.
Yes, we do provide assistance for the exam application process. You can submit any questions
Our CISM certification training is designed for you to pass the exams on your first attempt. With a hands-on learning approach and Global Learning Framework, the training not only gives you the confidence to pass the exam, but also helps you retain knowledge beyond the exam.
We offer 24/7 support through email, chat, and calls. We also have a dedicated team that provides on-demand assistance through our community forum. What’s more, you will have lifetime access to the community forum, even after completion of your course with us.
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