Course Overview
Get certified in IT Risk Management and Information Systems Control with our CRISC training program.
This course is ideal for professionals in IT and business roles who want to understand and manage technology risks more effectively.
Throughout this course, you’ll learn how to identify potential risks in your company’s IT systems and build strategies to reduce those risks. You’ll also gain practical knowledge of how to align IT risk management with your company’s overall goals and make smarter decisions that protect the business.
Here’s a quick look at what you’ll learn:
- Domain 1: Governance: Understand how IT risk connects with business strategy. Learn how to ensure your organization’s goals are supported by risk-aware decisions.
- Domain 2: IT Risk Assessment: Learn how to spot potential risks, analyze their impact, and prioritize which risks to address first.
- Domain 3: Risk Response and Reporting: Develop action plans to respond to risks and improve how you report these risks to key decision-makers.
- Domain 4: Information Technology and Security: Get familiar with core IT and cybersecurity concepts that help protect your organization’s systems and data.
By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills to assess IT risk confidently, plan responses, and support stronger business performance through smarter risk management.
Whether you’re looking to advance your career or help your organization strengthen its risk strategy, CRISC certification sets you apart as a trusted expert in IT risk management.
What’s Included in the CRISC Training Program
Get everything you need to succeed — all in one package.
Our CRISC Certification Boot Camp is designed to fully prepare you for the exam and help you build real-world skills in IT risk management.
✅ Your CRISC Course Package Includes:
- 90-Day Access to Course Materials: Revisit class recordings and resources anytime within 90 days of the training — perfect for revision and exam prep.
- 12-Month Access to ISACA’s Official QAE Database: Practice with the official Questions, Answers, and Explanations (QAE) from ISACA to strengthen your exam readiness.
- Exam Voucher Included: Your course fee includes the official CRISC exam voucher — no need to purchase it separately.
- Free 90-Day Infosec Skills Subscription: Get access to over 1,400+ additional courses, labs, and hands-on training to expand your cybersecurity and IT skills.
- Unlimited Practice Exam: Take as many mock tests as you need to build your confidence and track your progress.
- Pre-Study Learning Path: Start strong with guided study materials to prepare before the Boot Camp begins.
- Satisfaction Guaranteed: We’re confident you’ll love the training — or your money back, as per our satisfaction policy.
- Exam Pass Guarantee: We’re committed to your success — if you don’t pass, we’ll help you retake the course at no extra cost.
- Knowledge Transfer Guarantee: Can’t attend? A colleague can take your place — no questions asked.
CISA Exam Details
| Exam Component | Details |
| Exam Name | CRISC Certification Exam |
| Question Type | Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) |
| Total Questions | 150 |
| Passing Score | 450 out of 800 |
| Exam Duration | 4 hours (240 minutes) |
| Exam Languages | English, Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Japanese, Spanish |
| Exam Provider | ISACA (International Information Systems Audit and Control Association) |
| Registration | Register directly through ISACA’s official website or an authorized exam center |
| Certification Validity | Valid for 3 years — must be renewed with Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits |
| Recommended Study Material | ISACA’s Official CRISC Review Manual and Online Training Courses |
Who Should Take the CISA Course?
- Information Security Managers
- IT Auditors
- Risk Managers
- Chief Information Officers (CIOs)
- Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs)
- IT Consultants specializing in cybersecurity
- IT Directors and Managers
- Security Architects and Designers
- IT Professionals
- Data Protection Officers (DPOs)
- Privacy Officers
- Information Security Analysts
Curriculum
- 3 Sections
- 0 Lessons
- 3 Days
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- CRISC Training Schedule – Day 1🕘 Morning Session Introduction to the CRISC Exam & Preparation Strategy Get familiar with the CRISC exam structure and format Learn effective study techniques and success tips from your instructor Shape 🕛 Afternoon Session: Domain 1 – Governance A. Organizational Governance Understand how risk fits into your organization’s overall structure and goals: Defining business strategy, goals, and objectives Understanding roles, responsibilities, and reporting structure Recognizing how company culture impacts risk decisions Creating effective policies and standards Managing core business processes and critical assets B. Risk Governance Dive into frameworks and best practices for managing risk across the enterprise: Introduction to Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and risk frameworks Overview of the "Three Lines of Defense" model Building a risk profile Setting risk appetite and tolerance Understanding laws, regulations, and contracts Applying professional ethics in risk practices Shape 🌇 Evening Session (Optional) Group & Individual Study Time Review the day’s content Practice with sample questions Discuss key concepts with peers or your instructor0
- CRISC Training Schedule – Day 2🕘 Morning Session: Domain 2 – IT Risk Assessment A. IT Risk Identification Learn how to uncover and define potential threats to your organization: Understanding risk events and their impact Exploring threat models and today’s threat landscape Analyzing vulnerabilities and gaps in existing controls Building risk scenarios that reflect real business risks B. IT Risk Analysis and Evaluation Develop the skills to assess and evaluate risk effectively: Overview of risk assessment concepts, standards, and frameworks Creating and maintaining a risk register Using proven risk analysis methods Conducting Business Impact Analysis (BIA) Understanding inherent vs. residual risk Shape 🕛 Afternoon Session: Domain 3 – Risk Response and Reporting A. Risk Response Learn how to act on identified risks and assign responsibilities: Risk response options (avoid, transfer, mitigate, accept) Defining control and risk ownership Managing third-party/vendor risks Tracking issues, audit findings, and exceptions Identifying and addressing emerging risks B. Control Design and Implementation Gain hands-on understanding of how to create and implement risk controls: Types of controls and global standards Choosing and designing the right controls Implementing controls effectively Testing and evaluating control performance C. Risk Monitoring and Reporting Learn to track and communicate risk clearly to stakeholders: Creating risk treatment/action plans Collecting and analyzing risk data Monitoring tools and reporting techniques (heatmaps, dashboards, scorecards) Understanding and using KPIs, KRIs, and KCIs Shape 🌇 Evening Session (Optional) Group & Individual Study Time Review key topics from the day Practice with mock questions Discuss real-world examples with peers0
- CRISC Training Schedule – Day 3🕘 Morning Session: Risk Response and Reporting (Continued) Deepen your understanding of how to respond to IT risks Strengthen your knowledge of designing, implementing, and monitoring controls Learn to communicate risks clearly to leadership using professional reporting tools Shape 🕛 Afternoon Session: Domain 4 – Information Technology & Security A. Information Technology Principles Understand the role of IT in risk and business operations: Enterprise architecture and how systems are structured IT operations management: change control, incident response, and asset tracking Basics of project management in tech environments Introduction to disaster recovery and business continuity Managing data throughout its lifecycle Overview of the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) A look into emerging technologies and associated risks B. Information Security Principles Learn how to protect systems, data, and people: Core cybersecurity concepts and international security standards Building security awareness across the organization Planning for business continuity during disruptions Understanding data privacy laws and how to protect sensitive information Shape 🌇 Evening Session (Optional) Group & Individual Study Time Recap the day's learning Practice with sample questions Clarify doubts in peer or instructor-led discussions0
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