Lead Information Security. Manage Risk. Build Resilient Security Programs.
CISM® is a globally recognized professional certification from ISACA® for professionals who manage, design, oversee and assess an enterprise's information security function. Inncerts provides live online CISM training covering information security governance, information security risk management, information security programs and incident management.
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What Is CISM®?
Certified Information Security Manager (CISM®) is an ISACA® certification designed for professionals who manage and oversee information security programs and related organizational responsibilities. The certification focuses on governance, risk management, security program development and management, and incident management.
The current CISM® examination covers four domains: Information Security Governance, Information Security Risk Management, Information Security Program and Incident Management.
CISM® is particularly relevant to information security managers, cybersecurity leaders, risk professionals, security consultants, IT managers and professionals progressing toward information security leadership responsibilities.
CISM® Training With Inncerts
CISM® Training With Inncerts
Inncerts CISM® training is designed for professionals who want to develop comprehensive knowledge of information security management, governance, risk, security programs and incident response.
The course follows the current CISM® examination structure:
ISACA® currently identifies these four domains as the basis of the CISM® examination and professional practice.
What You Can Expect
Who Should Take This Course?
CISM® training can be useful for professionals who manage, lead, govern, assess or support enterprise information security functions.
Information Security Managers
Build structured knowledge across governance, risk, security programs and incident management.
Cybersecurity Managers
Strengthen your ability to manage cybersecurity strategy, risk and security programs.
Information Security Leaders
Develop knowledge required to align security objectives with business and organizational priorities.
Security Consultants
Build a recognized professional knowledge base applicable to information security management engagements.
IT Managers
Understand how information security governance, risk and security programs support business objectives.
Risk Managers
Develop knowledge of information security risk identification, assessment, treatment and monitoring.
Security Architects
Understand how security architecture and security capabilities support information security programs.
Security Operations Leaders
Develop management-level knowledge of incident response, recovery and continuous improvement.
Compliance Professionals
Build knowledge of governance, policies, risk and security program requirements.
IT Auditors
Expand information security management knowledge that can complement audit, governance and assurance responsibilities.
Business Leaders
Understand how information security strategy, risk and governance can support organizational objectives.
Professionals Changing Careers
Build a structured foundation for career progression toward information security management and leadership.
ISACA® describes CISM® as a certification for information security management professionals and states that the examination is open to anyone interested in information security, although professional experience is required for certification.
Learning Outcomes
By completing the CISM® training, learners should be able to:
Understand Information Security Governance
Understand how governance structures, responsibilities, policies and strategic objectives support information security.
Develop Information Security Strategy
Understand how security strategy can be aligned with enterprise objectives, business requirements and organizational priorities.
Manage Information Security Risk
Identify, assess, evaluate and manage information security risks within an enterprise context.
Understand the Threat Landscape
Recognize emerging threats, vulnerabilities and risk factors that can influence information security decisions.
Develop Security Programs
Understand how information security programs are designed, implemented and aligned with organizational strategy.
Manage Security Programs
Understand how resources, processes, technology and capabilities can be managed to support security objectives.
Manage Security Resources
Understand how people, technology, processes and other resources contribute to effective security programs.
Build Security Awareness
Understand how awareness, education and training can support organizational information security.
Manage Security Incidents
Understand how organizations prepare for, identify, respond to and recover from information security incidents.
Coordinate Incident Response
Understand how incident response activities can be coordinated across relevant teams and stakeholders.
Support Business Resilience
Understand how security incident management can contribute to organizational resilience and continuity.
Conduct Post-Incident Reviews
Understand how lessons learned, root-cause analysis and corrective actions can support continuous improvement.
Align Security With Business
Understand how information security management can support enterprise objectives, risk appetite and business requirements.
Skills You Will Develop
Information Security Governance
Develop knowledge of governance structures, responsibilities, policies and strategic alignment.
Security Strategy
Understand how information security strategy can support organizational objectives and business requirements.
Risk Management
Develop structured knowledge for identifying, assessing, treating and monitoring information security risks.
Threat Management
Build awareness of emerging threats, vulnerabilities and changes in the information security landscape.
Security Program Development
Understand how information security programs can be designed and aligned with organizational strategy.
Security Program Management
Develop knowledge of managing security resources, capabilities, processes and performance.
Security Architecture
Understand how security architecture can support enterprise security objectives and program effectiveness.
Security Awareness
Learn how awareness, education and training can contribute to stronger organizational security.
Incident Management
Develop knowledge of incident preparation, identification, response, recovery and post-incident activities.
Incident Response
Understand how security incidents can be managed through structured response processes and coordinated activities.
Business Resilience
Build awareness of the relationship between information security incidents, business impact and organizational resilience.
Security Metrics
Understand how appropriate measures can support security program performance, governance and decision-making.
Leadership & Communication
Strengthen the ability to communicate security priorities, risks and recommendations to stakeholders and leadership.
CISM® Course Curriculum
The curriculum is structured around the current CISM® examination domains published by ISACA®. The four domains are Information Security Governance, Information Security Risk Management, Information Security Program and Incident Management.
The curriculum covers:
Online Live Virtual Training
Online Live Virtual Training
Inncerts delivers CISM® training through live online instructor-led virtual sessions.
Training Experience
Suitable For
Working professionals, Information security managers, Cybersecurity managers, Information security leaders, Security consultants, IT managers, Risk managers, Security architects, Security operations leaders, Compliance professionals, IT auditors, Business leaders, Career changers and Corporate learners.
Why Learn CISM® With Inncerts?
Build Information Security Management Expertise
Develop structured knowledge across governance, risk, security programs and incident management.
Live Instructor-Led Training
Learn directly from a trainer through live online sessions with opportunities to discuss information security management scenarios.
Current CISM® Focus
Prepare around the current ISACA® CISM® job practice domains and examination framework.
Security Governance
Understand how governance, strategy, policies and organizational responsibilities support information security.
Risk Management
Develop knowledge of identifying, assessing, treating and monitoring information security risks.
Security Program Management
Build knowledge of developing and managing security programs aligned with organizational objectives.
Incident Management
Understand how organizations prepare for, respond to and recover from information security incidents.
Practical Application
Connect CISM® concepts with realistic governance, risk, program and incident management situations.
Leadership Perspective
Develop a management-focused understanding of information security rather than focusing only on technical controls.
Exam-Focused Preparation
Build examination knowledge across all four current CISM® domains.
Career-Focused
Build skills relevant to information security managers, cybersecurity leaders, risk professionals, security consultants, IT managers and governance professionals.
Ready to Start Your CISM® Learning Journey?
Speak with Inncerts about live online CISM® training, upcoming batches, course details and examination preparation.
Ready to Start Your CISM® Learning Journey?
Build information security governance, risk, program management and incident management capability with live online CISM® training from Inncerts.
