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CRISC Certification Training Course
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CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control) is
a globally recognized certification for IT risk management and control
professionals. Primary focus of CRISC is based on IT risk assessment,
mitigation, and control implementation. CRISC certification helps professionals
advance their careers in IT risk management, cybersecurity, and governance
roles. CRISC certification demonstrates the ability to identify, evaluate, and
manage IT and business risks effectively. It enhances credibility with
employers and positions professionals for leadership roles in risk and
compliance.
CRISC Certification Training Course
Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC)
Training in Pune | IT Risk Management & GRC Certification
Master enterprise IT risk management and become a trusted
advisor to business leadership with CRISC Certification Training by IEVISION
IT SERVICES. This globally recognized certification validates expertise in risk
identification, assessment, response, monitoring, and information systems
controls.
CRISC is ideal for professionals working in IT Governance, Risk Management, Compliance (GRC), Cybersecurity Risk, Audit, and Enterprise Risk Management.
Why CRISC Certification?
Organizations today require experts who can connect business
risk with technology risk. CRISC-certified professionals help companies
reduce financial, operational, legal, and cybersecurity risks while improving
resilience and compliance.
Top Job Roles After CRISC
- IT
Risk Manager
- Cyber
Risk Consultant
- GRC
Specialist
- Information
Security Manager
- IT
Auditor
- Compliance
Manager
- Third-Party
Risk Analyst
- Enterprise Risk Analyst
Skills You Will Gain
- Enterprise
IT risk assessment
- Risk
response & mitigation strategies
- Design
and evaluation of IT controls
- Continuous
risk monitoring
- Business
impact analysis
- Regulatory
compliance alignment
- Vendor
& third-party risk management
- Integration with ISO 27001 & ERM frameworks
CRISC Course Outline (4 Domains)
Domain 1 — Governance
Establish and maintain effective IT risk governance
Topics Covered:
- Enterprise
governance frameworks (COBIT, ISO 27001, NIST)
- Risk
governance structure & accountability
- Risk
appetite & tolerance definition
- Policy,
procedures and standards development
- Organizational
roles & responsibilities
- Legal,
regulatory and compliance alignment
- Risk
culture and awareness programs
- Reporting to senior management & board
Domain 2 — IT Risk Assessment
Identify and analyze business and technology risks
Topics Covered:
- Asset
identification & valuation
- Threat
& vulnerability identification
- Risk
analysis methodologies
- Qualitative
& quantitative risk analysis
- Business
impact analysis (BIA)
- Scenario-based
risk assessment
- Third-party
& cloud risk assessment
- Privacy
and data protection risk evaluation
Domain 3 — Risk Response and Reporting
Plan and implement risk treatment strategies
Topics Covered:
- Risk
treatment options (mitigate, transfer, accept, avoid)
- Control
selection & implementation
- Risk
response planning
- Incident
& exception handling
- Risk
register management
- Stakeholder
communication
- Compliance
and regulatory reporting
- Integration
with enterprise risk management (ERM)
Domain 4 — Information Technology and Security
Design, implement and monitor IT controls
Topics Covered:
- Preventive,
detective & corrective controls
- Access
control & identity management
- Network
& infrastructure security controls
- Change
management & configuration management
- Security
monitoring & logging
- Continuous
control monitoring
- Security
operations integration
- Control
testing & effectiveness evaluation
- IT
Risk Management Professionals
- Information
Security Managers
- IT
& Internal Auditors
- Risk
& Compliance Professionals
- Governance,
Risk & Compliance (GRC) Specialists
- Technology
Risk Consultants
- Enterprise
Risk Managers
- IT
Managers and Leaders
- Professionals
preparing for CRISC certification
- Globally
recognized ISACA - CRISC certification
- Strong
expertise in IT risk management and controls
- Improved
credibility in governance and risk roles
- Enhanced
career growth and salary potential
- Ability
to align IT risk with business objectives
- Better
understanding of risk assessment and mitigation
- Increased
demand across regulated industries
- ISACA-certified
and industry-experienced trainers
- Domain-wise,
exam-focused training methodology
- Practical
risk scenarios and case studies
- Alignment
with current CRISC exam blueprint
- Proven
exam preparation strategies
- Corporate
and individual training options
- Post-training
mentoring and guidance
- Certification
Body: ISACA
- Exam
Format: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
- Number
of Questions: 150
- Exam
Duration: 4 Hours
- Passing
Score: 450 out of 800
- Exam
Mode: Computer-based testing
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control) is
an ISACA certification that validates expertise in IT risk management,
governance, and information systems controls, recognized globally by
enterprises and regulatory bodies.
The course is ideal for IT risk managers, internal auditors,
security professionals, GRC specialists, and IT governance professionals
responsible for managing enterprise and technology risks.
ISACA recommends at least 3 years of cumulative work
experience in IT risk management or controls in at least two of the four CRISC
domains.
The course covers Governance, IT Risk Assessment, Risk
Response & Mitigation, and Risk & Control Monitoring and Reporting,
aligned with ISACA’s CRISC exam blueprint.
The CRISC exam is 4 hours and consists of 150
multiple-choice questions covering all four domains.
Candidates must score 450 out of 800 to pass, and ISACA
provides detailed domain scoring to track strengths and improvement areas.
CRISC validates professional expertise in IT risk
management, increases career credibility, opens leadership roles, and enhances
earning potential across industries.
Yes, CRISC focuses on risk management, governance, and
controls, so professionals in auditing, compliance, or governance roles can
benefit without deep technical expertise.
Yes, our training covers CRISC domains thoroughly, provides
case studies, real-world examples, and equips participants with exam
preparation strategies for better success rates.
Absolutely. The course includes domain-specific practice
questions, mock exams, and scenario-based exercises to simulate the real CRISC
exam experience.
CRISC supports alignment with COBIT, ISO 27001, ISO 31000,
and other governance frameworks, helping professionals implement risk-based
controls in compliance with industry standards.
With focused preparation, most participants require 4-6
weeks of self-study post-training, depending on prior experience in IT risk and
controls.
Yes, CRISC holders must earn Continuing Professional
Education (CPE) credits annually to maintain the certification and stay updated
with evolving IT risk practices.
Absolutely. CRISC equips auditors and consultants with the
knowledge to assess IT risks, design controls, and advise organizations,
enhancing professional credibility and career growth.
You can register via the IEVISION website, email, or
WhatsApp contact, and our team will guide you through training schedules, exam
preparation, and certification support.
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