Is it worth getting CISM training?

Category: Education

CISM certification training course, short for Certified Information Security Manager. It is certified by the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA). It is accreditation of cyber security. The industry is called Information Security. In October 1969, a group of seven signed the papers, forming what they called the Electronic Data Processing Auditors Association (EDPAA), which later became ISACA. Clifford W. Perkins, E. Rae Shaw, Parker G. Seaman, G. Eric McAllister, Eugene (Gene) M. Frank and Dalton W. Davis and Stuart Tyrnauer. Below are points about the brief points about the CISM certification course, exam, and stuff related to it: 1. 4 domains in the syllabus 2. 5 years of work experience in either of the above required 3. 150 MCQs to be completed in 240 minutes during the exam 4. $575- for members, $760- for non-members is the exam fee In case you’re wondering how often the CISM certification course is gets updated, well, the answer is every 5 years or whenever an update is deemed necessary. The latest one is in use since 2017. To be precise over 2012-2016, Information Risk Management saw a 3% drop in focus, Information Security Program Development and Information Security Incident Management increased by 1%. Domain 2 didn’t see an increase in knowledge statements.