CERTIFIED IN RISK AND INFORMATION SECURITY CONTROL (CRISC)

In today’s business, risk plays a major role. Almost every business decision requires IT and business professionals to balance risk and reward. Effectively managing business risk is essential to an enterprise success.

Focus and Features:

The CRISC certification is unique because it is focused on both risk and controls. Employers can be assured that CRISC-certified professionals have the proven experience and knowledge to help enterprises accomplish business objectives such as:
• Effective and efficient operations and IS control
• Risk management
• Compliance with regulatory requirements

Key Objectives

The job practice consists of task and knowledge and feedback from risk and control SMEs around the world.
The domains and their definitions are as follows: organized by domains. These statements and domains were the result of extensive research:

• Domain 1IT Risk Identification (27 percent):
Identify risk factors to enable the execution of the enterprise risk management strategy.

• Domain 2—IT Risk Assessment (28 percent):
Assess and evaluate risk factors in a cost-effective manner and in line with business objectives.

• Domain 3—Risk Response and Mitigation (23 percent):
Risk response phase requires management to make decisions regarding the correct ways to respond to and address risk.

• Domain 4—Risk and Control Monitoring and Reporting (22 percent):

Monitor and maintain information systems controls to ensure that they function effectively and efficiently.

Key Objectives

The job practice consists of task and knowledge and feedback from risk and control SMEs around the world.
The domains and their definitions are as follows: organized by domains. These statements and domains were the result of extensive research:

• Domain 1IT Risk Identification (27 percent):
Identify risk factors to enable the execution of the enterprise risk management strategy.

• Domain 2—IT Risk Assessment (28 percent):
Assess and evaluate risk factors in a cost-effective manner and in line with business objectives.

• Domain 3—Risk Response and Mitigation (23 percent):
Risk response phase requires management to make decisions regarding the correct ways to respond to and address risk.

• Domain 4—Risk and Control Monitoring and Reporting (22 percent):

Monitor and maintain information systems controls to ensure that they function effectively and efficiently.