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Instructor Availability 24 × 7 Everything Explained Learn From Experts and Pass your Exam in First Attempt with ConfidenceThe Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) exam is a certification exam offered by the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA). The exam is designed to test the knowledge and skills of information security managers and other professionals responsible for managing, developing, and implementing information security programs. ContentsDomain 1: Information Security GovernanceThis domain will provide you with a thorough insight into the culture, regulations and structure involved in enterprise governance, as well as enabling you to analyze, plan and develop information security strategies. Together, this will affirm high-level credibility in information security governance to stakeholders. A-ENTERPRISE GOVERNANCEOrganizational CultureLegal, Regulatory and Contractual RequirementsOrganizational Structures, Roles and ResponsibilitiesB-INFORMATION SECURITY STRATEGYInformation Security Strategy DevelopmentInformation Governance Frameworks and StandardsStrategic Planning (e. g., Budgets, Resources, Business Case)Domain 2: Information Security Risk Management This domain empowers you to analyze and identify potential information security risks, threats and vulnerabilities as well as giving you all the information about identifying and countering information security risks you will require to perform at management level. A-INFORMATION SECURITY RISK ASSESSMENTEmerging Risk and Threat LandscapeVulnerability and Control Deficiency AnalysisRisk Assessment and AnalysisB-INFORMATION SECURITY RISK RESPONSERisk Treatment / Risk Response OptionsRisk and Control OwnershipRisk Monitoring and ReportingDomain 3: Information Security ProgramThis domain covers the resources, asset classifications and frameworks for information security as well as empowering you to manage information security programs, including security control, testing, comms and reporting and implementation. A-INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM DEVELOPMENTInformation Security Program Resources (e. g., People, Tools, Technologies)Information Asset Identification and ClassificationIndustry Standards and Frameworks for Information SecurityInformation Security Policies, Procedures and GuidelinesInformation Security Program MetricsB-INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM MANAGEMENTInformation Security Control Design and SelectionInformation Security Control Implementation and IntegrationsInformation Security Control Testing and EvaluationInformation Security Awareness and TrainingManagement of External Services (e. g., Providers, Suppliers, Third Parties, Fourth Parties)Information Security Program Communications and ReportingDomain 4: Incident Management This domain provides in-depth training in risk management and preparedness, including how to prepare a business to respond to incidents and guiding recovery. The second module covers the tools, evaluation and containment methods for incident management. A-INCIDENT MANAGEMENT READINESSIncident Response PlanBusiness Impact Analysis (BIA)Business Continuity Plan (BCP)Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)Incident Classification/CategorizationIncident Management Training, Testing and EvaluationB-INCIDENT MANAGEMENT OPERATIONSIncident Management Tools and TechniquesIncident Investigation and EvaluationIncident Containment MethodsIncident Response Communications (e. g., Reporting, Notification, Escalation)Incident Eradication and RecoveryPost-Incident Review PracticesSupporting TasksIdentify internal and external influences on the organization that impact the information security strategy. Establish and/or maintain an information security strategy in alignment with organizational goals and objectives. Establish and/or maintain an information security governance framework. Integrate information security governance into corporate governance. Establish and maintain information security policies to guide the development of standards, procedures and guidelines. Develop business cases to support investments in information security. Gain ongoing commitment from senior leadership and other stakeholders to support the successful implementation of the information security strategy. Define, communicate and monitor information security responsibilities throughout the organization and lines of authority. Compile and present reports to key stakeholders on the activities, trends and overall effectiveness of the information security program. Evaluate and report information security metrics to key stakeholders. Establish and/or maintain the information security program in alignment with the information security strategy. Align the information security program with the operational objectives of other business functions. Establish and maintain information security processes and resources to execute the information security program. Establish, communicate and maintain organizational information security policies, standards, guidelines, procedures and other documentation. Establish, promote and maintain a program for information security awareness and training. Integrate information security requirements into organizational processes to maintain the organization's security strategy. Integrate information security requirements into contracts and activities of external parties. Monitor external parties' adherence to established security requirements. Define and monitor management and operational metrics for the information security program. Establish and/or maintain a process for information asset identification and classification. Identify legal, regulatory, organizational and other applicable compliance requirements. Participate in and/or oversee the risk identification, risk assessment and risk treatment process. Participate in and/or oversee the vulnerability assessment and threat analysis process. Identify, recommend or implement appropriate risk treatment and response options to manage risk to acceptable levels based on organizational risk appetite. Determine whether information security controls are appropriate and effectively manage risk to an acceptable level. Facilitate the integration of information risk management into business and IT processes. Monitor for internal and external factors that may require reassessment of risk. Report on information security risk, including noncompliance and changes in information risk, to key stakeholders to facilitate the risk management decision-making process. Establish and maintain an incident response plan, in alignment with the business continuity plan and disaster recovery plan. Establish and maintain an information security incident classification and categorization process. Develop and implement processes to ensure the timely identification of information security incidents. Establish and maintain processes to investigate and document information security incidents in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements. Establish and maintain incident handling process, including containment, notification, escalation, eradication and recovery. Organize, train, equip and assign responsibilities to incident response teams. Establish and maintain incident communication plans and processes for internal and external parties. Evaluate incident management plans through testing and review, including table-top exercises, checklist review and simulation testing at planned intervals. Conduct post-incident reviews to facilitate continuous improvement, including root-cause analysis, lessons learned, corrective actions and reassessment of risk. Pay one time and ensure your success by practicing exams from exam experts. The price you pay is worth to pay for certification exams again and again. Every concept has been covered and explained. 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