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Training Course Summary:

CISA, the Certified Information Systems Auditor is
ISACA's cornerstone certification It is the mark of
excellence for IS auditors, IT security and Control personnel.
This certification is Internationally renowned
for the value of recognition it bestows on any
Professional who attains it. This course closely follows
the 2007 CISA Review Manual.

This seminar has been designed to prepare Delegates
for the 2007 CISA examination by providing them with
the knowledge and understanding they require to
pass the exam, as defined by ISACA.

Who Should Attend:

Finance / CPA professionals, I.T. professionals,
Internal & External auditors

Training Course Overview/Content:

The CISA Examination has a multiple-choice format
and consists of one four-hour paper. The examination
tests a candidate's knowledge of IS audit principles
and practices as well as technical content areas. The
exam covers one process and five content areas
(domains) and those tasks that are routinely per
formed by a CISA. The examination covers the following
areas of IS Auditing:
Content Area 1: IS Audit Process
Provide IS audit services in accordance with IS audit
standards, guidelines, and best practices to assist the
organization in ensuring that its information technology
and business systems are protected and controlled.
Content Area 2: IT Governance
To provide assurance that the organization has the
structure, policies, accountability, mechanisms, and
monitoring practices in place to achieve the requirements
of corporate governance of IT
Content Area 3: Systems and Infrastructure Lifecycle
To provide assurance that the management practices
for the development/acquisition, testing, implementation,
maintenance, and disposal of systems and infrastructure
will meet the organization’s objectives.
Content Area 4: IT Service Delivery and Support
To provide assurance that the IT service management
practices will ensure the delivery of the level of services
required to meet the organization’s objectives.
Content Area 5: Protection of Information Assets
To provide assurance that the security architecture
(policies, standards, procedures, and controls)
ensures the confidentiality, integrity, and availability
of information assets.
Content Area 6: Business Continuity and Disaster
Recovery
To provide assurance that in the event of a disruption
the business continuity and disaster recovery
processes will ensure the timely resumption of IT
services while minimizing the business impact