Course Outline

Domain 1: Governance

  • Understanding governance and its importance for government operations
  • Organizational governance and risk governance in public sector entities
  • Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and Risk Management Framework (RMF) applications for government agencies
  • Policies, standards, and business processes related to IT risk management for government

Domain 2: IT Risk Assessment

  • Identifying IT risk events and scenarios in public sector environments
  • Threat modeling and vulnerability analysis for government systems
  • Risk assessment methodologies and business impact analysis for government agencies
  • Inherent and residual risk management strategies for government operations

Domain 3: Risk Response and Reporting

  • Developing risk response strategies tailored to public sector needs
  • Assigning risk and control ownership in government organizations
  • Third-party risk management practices for government contracts and partnerships
  • Risk reporting and communication protocols for government stakeholders

Domain 4: Information Technology and Security

  • IT and security frameworks and standards applicable to government agencies
  • Designing and implementing information systems controls for government operations
  • Control monitoring and maintenance procedures for government IT environments
  • Current trends and emerging technologies in IT risk and control for government applications

Exam Preparation

  • Review of CRISC domains and knowledge areas relevant to public sector professionals
  • Exam-taking strategies and tips for government candidates
  • Practice exams and question analysis to prepare for the CRISC certification exam
  • Final review and Q&A session for government participants

Conclusion

  • Recap of the CRISC certification objectives and their relevance for government professionals
  • Discussion on the value of CRISC certification for public sector professionals and organizations
  • Next steps for taking the CRISC exam and maintaining certification in a government context

Assessment

  • Quizzes at the end of each domain to reinforce learning for government participants
  • Practice exams to simulate the CRISC certification exam for government candidates
  • Final assessment to evaluate readiness for the CRISC exam in a public sector context

Requirements

  • An understanding of IT risk management and information systems control for government
  • Experience with risk analysis, mitigation, and business impact analysis
  • Familiarity with governance, compliance, and audit practices

Audience

  • IT professionals
  • Risk management specialists
  • Control experts
  • Business analysts and project managers
  • Information security and compliance officers
 28 Hours

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