In the InfoSec world, the ISACA Certified Information Security Manager (CSIM) is the top credential for management-level IS professionals. This 100% online course will fully prepare you to take and pass the CISM certification exam. Key topics include IT systems auditing, governance, maintenance and asset protection.
Globally, information security is one the fastest growing industries. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) anticipates demand for InfoSec professionals in the United States will grow over 32% by 2028. This is nearly triple the demand of nearly all other industries.
According to Payscale.com, the average reported salary for CISM credential holders is over $125,000 annually.
GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF IT
Learn how IT governance creates an IT framework to support the business strategy and how IT management oversees information technology operations and resources.
INFORMATION SYSTEMS AUDITING PROCESS
Learn how IT auditors examine plans for and assess, verify and report on information technology assets to ensure they align with organizational goals.
IT LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT & SYSTEMS ACQUISTION
Learn IT cycle management and assess IT resources and their life cycles to make better purchasing and acquisition decisions.
IT SERVICE MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS RESILIENCE
Learn how IT service management designs, creates, and supports IT services and how this relates to business resilience, which is an IT organization’s ability to quickly adapt to interferences.
PROTECTION OF INFORMATION ASSETS
Learn the best practices for the protection of information assets.
Why is getting a CISM credential important?
The Certified Information Security Manager (CSIM), offered by ISACA, is a business-oriented credential that focuses on leading information risk management within an enterprise-level organization. Its subject domains are geared toward leadership/advanced-career professionals who are charged with designing, implementing and assessing an organization’s information security program.
What is ISACA?
ISACA, previously known as the Information Systems Audit and Control Association, is a global nonprofit association focused on IT governance certifications. IT governance ensures that IT resources and systems are effectively utilized to strategically align with business pillars.
What does the CISM exam cover?
The CISM certification exam covers four key subject domains relevant to security management:
Who should get a CISM credential?
The CISM certification is the leading credential for the management side of information security and is ideal for InfoSec practitioners pursuing managerial/leadership roles. Common titles associated with CISM include:
There are no prerequisites to take this course. However, ISACA recommends at least five years of work experience in information security.
Jeff Rees
Jeff Rees has over 25 years of experience in the IT industry. Jeff's expertise covers a wide range of technical skills in the field of immersive technology, such as virtual reality, augmented reality, spatial computing, and holograms. He manages, creates, and delivers high-quality augmented and virtual reality technology experiences that enhance knowledge retention and engagement for learners.Jeff capitalizes on his multifaceted technical knowledge with his passion for implementing immersive solutions, which has given him a proven track record of producing one-of-a-kind solutions for clients.
Jeff has previously served as a senior vice president of operations, chief technology officer, and technical director for diverse technology companies. Jeff has also taught numerous computer courses during his career. Jeff holds a bachelor's degree from DeVry University in Computer Sciences with an emphasis in Simulation Design.
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