CISA

Here are some key points about the CISA certification:

1. What is CISA?

   • CISA stands for Certified Information Systems Auditor.
   • It is recognized worldwide as a mark of excellence for individuals who audit, monitor, control, and assess an organization’s IT and business systems.
   • If you’re a mid-career professional, obtaining the CISA certification can demonstrate your expertise and ability to apply a risk-based approach to planning, executing, and reporting on audit engagements.

2. Benefits of CISA Certification:

   • Experience Enhancement: CISA certification leads to a 70% improvement in on-the-job experience.
   • Salary Boost: Approximately 22% of CISA-certified professionals receive a pay increase.

3. Domains Covered by CISA (Updating in 2024):

   • Information Systems Auditing Process
   • Governance and Management of Information Technology
   • Information Systems Acquisition, Development & Implementation
   • Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience
   • Protection of Information Assets

4. How to Become CISA Certified:

   • Learn & Prep: Explore various CISA exam preparation resources, including group training, self-paced training, and study materials in multiple languages.
   • Register: Sign up for the CISA exam.
   • Schedule: Choose a convenient exam date.
   • Certify: Successfully pass the CISA exam.

5. Important Note:

   • The CISA Exam Content Outline (ECO) will be updated effective August 1, 2024.
   • Starting from that date, the CISA exam will reflect the new ECO.
   • Updated preparation materials for the new ECO will be available for purchase in May 2024.

If you’re interested in pursuing the CISA certification, I recommend exploring ISACA’s resources and joining their community to connect with peers and expert. Best of luck on your certification journey! ��