Program Highlights
CISA is a globally recognized certification meticulously designed for the professionals responsible for monitoring, managing, and protecting an organization’s IT and business environment. The latest 28th edition of the CISA certification training course validates the certification holder’s skills and expertise to assess vulnerabilities, report compliance issues, and successfully implement IT security controls for an organization.
40-Hours LIVE Instructor-Led Training 
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Hands-on Audit Evidence Collection, Data Analytics, Sampling Techniques 
Accelerate Exam Prep with Flashcards and Mind Maps 
Coverage of IT Asset Management, Change Management, Incident Management 
Manage Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, Operational Resilience Programs 
Monitor IT Vendor Management, Performance Reporting, Quality Assurance Practices 
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Training Schedule
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| Start - End Date | Training Mode | Batch Type | Start - End Time | Batch Status | |
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| 14 Nov - 13 Dec | Online | Weekend | 19:00 - 23:00 IST | BATCH OPEN | |
| 19 Dec - 07 Feb | Online | Weekend | 09:00 - 12:00 IST | BATCH OPEN | |
| 16 Jan - 14 Feb | Online | Weekend | 19:00 - 23:00 IST | BATCH OPEN | |
| 20 Feb - 04 Apr | Online | Weekend | 09:00 - 12:00 IST | BATCH OPEN | |
| 27 Mar - 09 May | Online | Weekend | 20:00 - 23:00 IST | BATCH OPEN |
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About Course
The CISA certification training course is a globally acknowledged program that prepares IT professionals for excellence in IS auditing, control, and security. Encompassing essential domains such as the Auditing Process, IT Governance and Management, IS Acquisition and Implementation, and Operations and Business Resilience, it culminates with a focus on protecting information assets. This CISA latest version course empowers professionals to assess system vulnerabilities, report compliance, and implement controls, making them vital assets in maintaining organizational integrity and security. Covering the latest 28th edition of CISA, this course addresses all CISA exam changes, ensuring participants are well-prepared for the CISA exam.
Course Curriculum
CISA Domain 1: Information System Auditing Process (18%)
- A-Planning
- IS Audit Standards, Guidelines, and Codes of Ethics
- Business Processes
- Types of Controls
- Risk-Based Audit Planning
- Types of Audits and Assessments
- B-Execution
- Audit Project Management
- Sampling Methodology
- Audit Evidence Collection Techniques
- Data Analytics
- Reporting and Communication Techniques
- Quality Assurance and Improvement of the Audit Process
CISA Domain 2: Governance and Management of IT (18%)
- A-IT Governance
- Laws, Regulations, and Industry Standards
- Organizational Structure, IT Governance, and IT Strategy
- IT Policies, Standards, Procedures, and Practices
- Enterprise Architecture and Considerations
- Enterprise Risk Management
- Privacy Program and Principles
- Data Governance and Classification
- B-IT Management
- IT Resource Management
- IT Vendor Management
- IT Performance Monitoring and Reporting
- Quality Assurance and Quality Management of IT
CISA Domain 3: Information Systems Acquisition, Development, and Implementation (12%)
- A-Information Systems Acquisition and Development
- Project Governance and Management
- Business Case and Feasibility Analysis
- System Development Methodologies
- Control Identification and Design
- B-Information Systems Implementation
- System Readiness and Implementation Testing
- Implementation, Configuration, and Release Management
- System Migration, Infrastructure Deployment, and Data Conversion
- Post-implementation Review
CISA Domain 4: Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience (26%)
- A-Information Systems Operations
- IT Components
- IT Asset Management
- Job Scheduling and Production Process Automation
- System Interfaces
- Shadow IT and End-User Computing
- Systems Availability and Capacity Management
- Problem and Incident Management
- IT Change, Configuration, and Patch Management
- Operational Log Management
- IT Service Level Management
- Database Management
- B-Business Resilience
- Business Impact Analysis
- System and Operational Resilience
- Data Backup, Storage, and Restoration
- Business Continuity Plan
- Disaster Recovery Plans
CISA Domain 5: Protection of Information Assets (26%)
- A- Information Asset Security and Controls
- Information Asset Security Frameworks, Standards, and Guidelines
- Physical and Environmental Controls
- Identity and Access Management
- Network and End-Point Security
- Data Loss Prevention
- Data Encryption
- Public Key Infrastructure
- Cloud and Virtualized Environments
- Mobile, Wireless, and Internet-of-Things Devices
- B- Security Event Management
- Security Awareness Training and Programs
- Information System Attack Methods and Techniques
- Security Testing Tools and Techniques
- Security Monitoring Tools and Techniques
- Security Incident Response Management
- Evidence Collection and Forensics
Target Audience
- Individuals who are willing to learn about IS auditing
- Professionals who are auditors or working in an audit environment
- Professionals who are willing to make a career in information systems auditing
- IT Managers
- Security Managers
- System Analysts
- Consultants
Pre-requisites
A minimum of 5 years of professional information systems auditing, control, or security work experience (as described in the CISA job practice areas) is required for certification. Substitutions and waivers of such experience, to a maximum of 3 years, may be obtained as follows:
- A maximum of 1 year of information systems experience or 1 year of non-information security auditing experience can be substituted for 1 year of experience.
- 60 to 120 completed university semester credit hours (the equivalent of a 2-year or 4-year degree) not limited by the 10-year preceding restriction can be substituted for 1 or 2 years, respectively, of experience.
- A master’s degree in information security or information technology from an accredited university can be substituted for 1 year of experience.
Exam Details
| Exam Name | CISA | |
| Exam Duration | 4 Hours | |
| Number of Questions | 150 | |
| Exam Format | Multiple Choice Questions | |
| Passing Score | 450 out of 800 | |
| Exam Language | English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Turkish, Chinese | |
Course Objectives
- Plan and execute IS audits using risk-based methodologies, sampling techniques, and evidence collection
- Apply data analytics and quality assurance practices to strengthen audit reporting and communication
- Evaluate IT governance frameworks, enterprise architecture, and organizational IT strategy alignment
- Assess IT vendor management, performance monitoring, and quality management practices
- Analyze system development methodologies, project governance, and post-implementation review processes
- Manage IT asset management, change management, patch management, and operational log management
- Develop and maintain Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Operational Resilience programs
- Implement Identity and Access Management, Data Encryption, and Network Security controls
- Conduct Security Incident Response, Evidence Collection, and Forensics investigations
- Assess Cloud, Virtualized, Mobile, and IoT environments for information asset security risks
Vision
Goal
Skill-Building
Mentoring
Direction
Support
Success
Projected increase in roles related to information systems auditing and cybersecurity over the next decade.
Organizations employing CISA-certified professionals report significant decreases in data breaches and compliance issues
Organizations Plan to hire professionals certified in information systems auditing.
Organizations Committed to training existing staff on auditing practices using industry-standard frameworks and tools.
Technology
Healthcare
Retail
Government
Manufacturing
Finance
Overall, I am satisfied with the CISA Certification Training. The instructor provided clear and structured guidance for CISA exam preparation, and the concepts were explained in an easy-to-understand manner. I am also satisfied with the quality of the study materials provided.
The sessions were interactive, and the instructor explained each topic in detail while clarifying all doubts. The examples shared during the CISA Certification Training were very helpful in understanding the concepts clearly and building better confidence in the subject.
I really enjoyed the sessions with the instructor during the CISA Certification Training. I am eager to get certified this year.
The CISA Certification Training sessions were engaging and encouraged active participation throughout. The instructor explained the concepts clearly and used relevant real-world examples, which made the topics easier to understand. InfosecTrain’s support team was also prompt and helpful at every step of the learning journey.
The CISA Certification Training was a great learning experience. The instructor explained the concepts clearly and helped me gain a much better understanding of the training topics. Overall, it gave me valuable insights and a strong foundation for my CISA preparation.
I enjoyed the class and learned a lot. The CISA course provided a strong foundation, and I’m eager to see how it aligns with the certification exam. The practical approach and real-world examples were extremely beneficial in understanding the core concepts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are CISA certification requirements?
- Pass the CISA exam within the last 5 years
- Minimum of 5 years of professional work experience in information systems auditing, control, or security
- Substitutes to work experience may be applied for a maximum of 3 of the 5 required years
- Submit the CISA certification application, including the application processing fee
How many times can you take the CISA exam?
There is no limit to the number of times a candidate can take the CISA exam. However, candidates must pay the examination fee each time they attempt the exam.
What are the benefits of CISA certification?
- Acknowledged worldwide as a standard of excellence in IS auditing
- Demonstrates your dedication and credibility in the profession
- Opens opportunities for higher roles, better jobs, and increased pay
- Equips you with up-to-date expertise in IS auditing, control, and security
What does CISA certification cover?
The CISA certification covers five domains:
- Domain 1 – Information System Auditing Process (18%)
- Domain 2 – Governance and Management of IT (18%)
- Domain 3 – Information Systems Acquisition, Development, and Implementation (12%)
- Domain 4 – Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience (26%)
- Domain 5 – Protection of Information Assets (26%)
What is the validity of the CISA exam?
The CISA certification does not have an expiration date once you earn it. However, CISA holders are required to maintain their certification through continuous education.
What is a passing score for CISA certification?
The CISA exam uses a scoring scale of 200 to 800, with 450 being the passing mark. This score represents a minimum consistent standard of knowledge as set by ISACA.
How many months to prepare for the CISA Exam?
The preparation time for the CISA exam can vary based on an individual's background, experience, and familiarity with the concepts.
What are CPEs?
Continuing Professional Education (CPE) hours are required for CISA certification holders to ensure they maintain their competency post-certification. CISA holders must earn and report a minimum of 20 CPE hours annually and 120 CPE hours over a rolling three-year period. CPE activities can include attending training sessions, conferences, professional meetings, or other activities that contribute to professional growth in the field of information systems audit, control, or security.
How long is the CISA Exam?
The CISA examination is a four-hour (240-minute) exam consisting of 150 multiple-choice questions.
Can I review the answers before the end of the test?
Yes. Answers can be reviewed. Flag questions you want to review before your exam time is over.
Do I need to apply for another exam voucher if I need to retake the exam?
Yes, but candidates need not go through the eligibility application process again.
Can I take the CISA, CRISC, CISM, and CGEIT exams in the same exam window?
- Yes, candidates are allowed to take one of CISA, CRISC, CISM, and CGEIT within the same window.
- Candidates may NOT take the same certification exam more than one time within a window.
What is the CISA certification and why is it valuable?
CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) is ISACA's globally recognized credential for IS audit, control, and security professionals. It is one of the most widely required certifications for IT auditors, compliance officers, and security managers, and consistently ranks among the highest-paying certifications in information security, with holders earning 11–20% more than non-certified peers in comparable roles.
What are the eligibility requirements for the CISA certification?
Candidates need a minimum of five years of professional experience in IS auditing, control, or security across CISA's job practice areas. Up to three years can be waived: one year of IS or non-IS audit experience substitutes for one year, a two-year university degree substitutes for one year, a four-year degree for two years, and a master's in information security or IT substitutes for one year of the requirement.
What is covered in the latest CISA exam and how has it changed?
The CISA 2024 exam (effective August 1, 2024 or the 28th edition) consists of 150 multiple-choice questions over four hours, with a passing score of 450 out of 800. It covers five domains: IS Auditing Process (18%), IT Governance and Management (18%), IS Acquisition, Development and Implementation (12%), IS Operations and Business Resilience (26%), and Protection of Information Assets (26%). InfosecTrain's training is fully aligned to this latest edition.
What does InfosecTrain's CISA training include?
InfosecTrain is an ISACA Premium Training Partner. The program includes 40 hours of live instructor-led training across all five domains, full domain practice tests, mock exams and quizzes, practical use cases and real-world audit scenarios, access to recorded sessions, post-training mentor support until your exam date, and a Telegram exam group for peer and expert support.
What is the pass rate for InfosecTrain's CISA training?
InfosecTrain's CISA training program has a 98% exam success rate, one of the highest published pass rates in the market for CISA preparation. This reflects the combination of expert instruction, comprehensive mock exam practice, and post-training support that keeps candidates on track through to exam day.
Does the CISA course cover Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery?
Yes. Business Continuity Planning (BCP), Disaster Recovery Plans (DRP), and Business Impact Analysis (BIA) are all covered within Domain 4 (IS Operations and Business Resilience), which carries the highest exam weighting at 26%. This domain also includes system resiliency, data backup and restoration, and change and patch management, skills that are critical for auditing IT operations in any enterprise.
Does the CISA training cover data analytics and forensics?
Yes. Domain 1 explicitly covers data analytics as an audit evidence collection technique reflecting the modern expectation that IS auditors can work with data-driven methods, not just traditional sampling. Domain 5 covers evidence collection and forensics within security event management, extending the CISA skill set into incident investigation and digital evidence handling.
Who should take the CISA certification training?
CISA is designed for experienced IT and security professionals moving into or already working in audit, governance, or compliance roles. Ideal candidates include IS auditors and those working in audit environments, IT managers, security managers, system analysts, and consultants who need to demonstrate credibility in information systems assurance. It is not an entry-level certification, the five-year experience requirement ensures it remains a senior credential.
How does InfosecTrain's CISA training compare to other providers?
Most competing CISA training providers offer 32 hours of live online training without a published success rate, without a dedicated Telegram exam community, without mock exams and quizzes included in the base package, and without post-training career mentorship. InfosecTrain provides 40 hours of live instruction (8 more than the typical competitor), a 98% published pass rate, full mock exam practice, and mentor support that continues until exam day, making it the most complete CISA preparation package available at this price point.
Why choose live instructor-led CISA training over a self-paced course?
The CISA exam is scenario-based, it tests how you apply audit judgment in realistic situations, not whether you can recall definitions. Self-paced courses give you the content but cannot replicate the judgment-level reasoning that live instructors with real audit experience provide. The ability to question an instructor about how a concept plays out in an actual audit engagement, combined with structured mock exam practice and peer accountability through InfosecTrain's Telegram group, consistently produces better outcomes than solo self-study, and the 98% pass rate is the evidence of that.
