Training: Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) 2019

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Explore how multifactor authentication and role-based access control lessen the risk of system compromise and privilege abuse, and how data classification uses tags to organize data, in preparation for the CISA exam.

Efficient delivery of IT systems includes cost reduction and optimized system performance. Discover how a structured approach for implementing changes and patches can reduce security incidents and downtime, in preparation for the CISA exam.

Explore how PKI provides a hierarchy of digital security certificates used to secure data and authenticate users and devices and how data is protected with encryption and file integrity verification, as you prepare for the CISA exam.

Explore how virtualization provides efficient hardware usage and security boundaries and how cloud computing tracks pooled IT resource usage and charges fees accordingly as you prepare for the CISA exam.

Security technicians must determine which security controls most effectively protect assets at a reasonable cost. Explore IT maturity models, and endpoint, IoT, and mobile device security.

Explore the variety of methods through which stored data can be secured and made highly available, despite the realization of malware threats, as you prepare for the CISA exam.

Organizations must plan for resiliency in the face of malicious attacks, as well as natural and man-made disasters. Explore a variety of disaster planning strategies and network security configurations.

Explore systems planning, testing, integration, and delivery to ensure the timely delivery of system changes or entire new solutions, as you prepare for the CISA exam.

Examine auditor responsibilities such as identifying network and host weaknesses and report them to stakeholders, along with recommendations to improve the organizational security posture.

Discover the importance of taking appropriate care when gathering, handling, and storing digital evidence so that it remains admissible in a court of law. Explore digital forensics, chain of custody, order of volatility, and hard disk imaging.

Explore the continuous needs of monitoring business processes and supporting IT solutions, and how IS auditing can identify where this can be improved upon.

Discover how to apply the IS audit process to ensure adequate risk mitigation for audit planning, security control selection, travelling user vulnerability mitigation, Wi-Fi hardening, and proper PKI key implementation.