The CRISC Campus
Complete Resources to Ensure You Achieve and Maintain CRISC Certification
Awarded by ISACA, the Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) qualification is awarded to IT professionals who identify and manage risks through the development, implementation and maintenance of information systems (IS) controls.
IT Governance offers a complete range of products including study guides and training, that are designed to help you pass the CRISC examination at the very first attempt.
Our complete range of CRISC study guides and training services include:
The Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) certification is awarded to candidates who have at least three years of relevant work experience and who pass a written examination which is held in June and December of each year
ISACA defines five CRISC Domains which make up the required knowledge on which you will be examined.
These include the following:
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Domain 1 - Risk Identification, Assessment and Evaluation
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Domain 2 - Risk Response
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Domain 3 - Risk Monitoring
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Domain 4 - Information Systems Control Design and Implementation
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Domain 5 - IS Control Monitoring and Maintenance
For more information, please see the
ISACA How to Become CRISC Certified web page.
How do you pass the CRISC examination at the first attempt?
We recommend the following action list:
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Check that you have the relevant 5-years of Work Experience to qualify
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Register and book your June or December exam directly with ISACA
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Purchase the official ISACA Study Guides and textbooks
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Plan a self-study programme that covers all of the key knowledge Domains
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Attend an Exam Preparation training course a few days before you sit the exam
Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) Training Course
The Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) Training Course is designed to provide a complete preparation to ensure that you pass the ISACA CRISC examination at the first attempt. This 4-day course runs at our UK training centres and offers the perfect revision and preparation for the CRISC exam scheduled in June and December of each year.
Full details of this courses together with dates and venues can be found on the CRISC Training Course page.
Please book online or call our Training Team on +44 (0) 845 070 1750 to discuss your specific requirements.
CRISC Exam Information
The CRISC exam can only be taken during the months of June and December every year.
June 2013 Exam Dates
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13 Feb 13: Early Registration Deadline
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03 Apr 13: Final Registration Deadline
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08 Jun 13: Exam
Exam Center Locations & Registration
Here are the locations of the Exam Centers for 2012, and you must register online with ISACA for the exam. Subsequent to registration and payment, candidates are sent The Candidate's Guide to the CRISC Exam document which provides a detailed outline of the subject areas covered in the examination, a suggested list of reference materials to review, a glossary of acronyms commonly used, and a sample copy of the answer sheet used for the exam.
As preparation is the essential ingredient to passing the CRISC examination, we strongly recommend that all delegates purchase the CRISC Exam and Study Guides prior to taking the relevant course. IT Governance is the exclusive approved reseller of ISACA publications in the UK and all titles are available from our dedicated ISACA Certification Bookstore.
We particularly recommend that you purchase the Official CRISC Exam Passport package that contains copies of the CRISC Review Manual 2013 and CRISC Review Questions, Answers and Explanations Manual 2013.
There is a Continuing Professional Education (CPE) policy in respect of qualified CRISC professionals.The goal of this policy is to ensure that all CRISCs maintain an adequate level of current knowledge and proficiency in the field of information systems audit, control and security. CRISCs who successfully comply with the "continuing professional education policy will be better trained to assess information systems and technology and provide leadership and value to their organizations." The responsibility for setting the continuing professional education requirements rests with the CRISC Certification Board who oversee the continuing professional education process and requirements to ensure their applicability.
Maintenance fees and a minimum of 20 contact hours of CPE are required annually. In addition a minimum of 120 contact hours are required during a fixed 3-year period. Please see the Maintain Your CRISC web page for further details.