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CISA Governance and Management of IT

IT governance frameworks and management practice concepts tested on the CISA exam.

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35 basic cards for CISA CISM/CISA. It opens with "What is the primary purpose of IT governance?" and "What does COBIT stand for?". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.

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What is the primary purpose of IT governance?
Show answerTo align IT strategy with business objectives and ensure effective use of IT resources to support organizational goals.
What does COBIT stand for?
Show answerControl Objectives for Information and Related Technologies.
Name the primary process domains in COBIT.
Show answerGovernance, Strategy, Planning, Build, Acquire, Implement, Deliver/Service/Support, Monitor/Evaluate.
What does ITIL focus on?
Show answerService delivery and support; best practices for managing IT services to meet business needs.
What is the goal of ISO/IEC 27001?
Show answerTo establish a framework for information security management and protect confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information.
Define risk management.
Show answerThe process of identifying, analyzing, and responding to risks that could impact business objectives.
What are the key steps in a risk assessment?
Show answerIdentify risks, analyze likelihood and impact, prioritize, and determine risk tolerance.
What is risk mitigation?
Show answerActions taken to reduce the probability or impact of a risk to an acceptable level.
Name four common risk mitigation strategies.
Show answerAvoid (eliminate the risk), reduce (lower impact or likelihood), transfer (shift to third party), accept (tolerate the risk).
What is a corrective control?
Show answerA control designed to remediate or fix errors and issues that have been detected.
Define segregation of duties.
Show answerThe division of a critical transaction or process among multiple people to prevent fraud and errors.
What is the principle of least privilege?
Show answerUsers and systems should have only the minimum access rights necessary to perform their assigned tasks.
What is need to know?
Show answerA principle stating that individuals should only have access to information required to perform their specific job function.
What is the purpose of change management?
Show answerTo control modifications to IT systems and infrastructure while minimizing risk and ensuring business continuity.
Name the typical phases of a change management process.
Show answerRequest, assessment, approval, implementation, testing, and documentation.

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