CISM Certified Information Security Manager

Protecting the confidential data of an organization is always an essential task. The CISM-certified information security manager lasts for 4 days and aims to provide in-depth knowledge about security information systems. Our certified trainers will use practical examples to help delegates design, manage and evaluate safety plans.

The CISM-certified information security manager course focuses on the design, development, and governance of operations involved in information systems. Holding this certificate can ensure that the participants have an accurate understanding and understanding of information security management. During the training, participants will learn about solutions to various emerging issues, such as incident management, information security procedures and security practices.

Exam

After the training, delegates must pass an exam to obtain certification. At the end of the training, our trainer will provide all the detailed information about the exam. The exam will use the following exam model:

You must earn 450 points to be certified. There are 200 questions in the exam. There will be multiple options for these questions; candidates must choose the correct answer and continue. The entire exam time is 4 hours. The exam will reach 800 points and take the exam.

Domain 1: Information Security Governance (17%)

1.1 Establishing and Maintaining an Information Security Strategy

• Aligning security with business goals

• Defining and approving an information security strategy

• Integrating with enterprise governance

1.2 Developing and Maintaining the Information Security Governance Framework

• Defining roles and responsibilities

• Resource and budget management

• Policy development and enforcement

1.3 Ensuring Organizational Compliance

• Understanding legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements

• Integrating compliance into security governance

• Conducting periodic reviews and assessments

Domain 2: Information Security Risk Management (20%)

2.1 Identifying and Assessing Information Security Risks

• Asset classification and threat modeling

• Risk identification methods and tools

• Performing qualitative and quantitative risk assessments

2.2 Risk Response

• Selecting appropriate risk treatment options

• Prioritizing risk mitigation actions

• Implementing controls based on risk tolerance

2.3 Monitoring and Reporting Risk

• Developing risk registers

• Reporting risk status to stakeholders

• Continuous monitoring and review

Domain 3: Information Security Program (33%)

3.1 Establishing and Managing the Security Program

• Program framework and roadmap

• Aligning the program with business and IT strategies

• Resource and funding management

3.2 Security Policies, Standards, and Procedures

• Creating and maintaining policies

• Policy communication and training

• Enforcing compliance

3.3 Security Awareness and Training

• Designing awareness programs

• Behavior-based training

• Measuring training effectiveness

3.4 Integration with IT Processes

• Incorporating security into IT service management (ITSM)

• Security in development, operations, and third-party engagements

3.5 Performance Measurement and Reporting

• Establishing KPIs and metrics

• Monitoring program performance

• Reporting outcomes to leadership

Domain 4: Information Security Incident Management (30%)

4.1 Incident Response Plan Development and Implementation

• Building and maintaining an IR plan

• Roles, responsibilities, and communication protocols

• Legal and regulatory considerations

4.2 Incident Detection and Classification

• Tools and techniques for detecting incidents

• Incident types and severity levels

• Integration with SOC/SIEM systems

4.3 Incident Response and Mitigation

• Coordinating technical response teams

• Containment, eradication, and recovery procedures

• Post-incident analysis and forensics

4.4 Business Impact and Continuity

• Aligning IR with business continuity planning (BCP)

• Crisis management coordination

• Lessons learned and continuous improvement

Course Features

• Coverage of all four CISM domains per ISACA syllabus

• Practice questions and mock exams

• Real-world case studies and scenarios

• Exam preparation strategy and tips

• Delivered by Expert instructors with industry experience