
CISM Chapter 5 – Incident Management and Response Incident Management and Response (IM&R) accounts for 14 percent of the CISM exam or about 28 questions.
CISM Chapter 4 – Information Security Program Management (ISPM) In Chapter 3 we talked about Information Security Program Development, in Chapter 4 we’re going to
CISM Chapter 3 – Information Security Program Development (ISPD) ISPD accounts for 17 percent of the CISM exam or about 34 questions. In 2010, ISACA
Information Security is all about staying informed. And the CISSP is no exception. If you’re not reading then you’re falling behind. When you take the
CISM Chapter 2 – Information Risk Management (IRM) IRM accounts for 22 percent of the CISM exam or about 44 questions. In 2010, ISACA reorganized
ISACA’s 2011 CISM fits into DoD 8570.01-M as satisfying IAM Level II The exam consists of 5 domains as follows: Domain 1: Information Security Governance
Operations Security (OpSec) is concerned with the same basic elements as all the other CISSP domains and those are confidentiality, integrity and availability. So let’s
Domain 5, Protection of Information Assets is the last domain in the CISA certification area and the most important. ISACA has stated that this domain
For 2011, ISACA has updated the domains reducing them from 6 to 5. Domain 4 now includes Disaster Recovery from the old Domain 6. This
Application development security requires an awareness of how different environments demand different security. For example, the security for running a mainframe application that is not
There are several topics we need to look at when we discuss the Legal domain of CISSP. First you need some background and a couple
(ISC)²’s CISSP Exam covers ten domains which are: Access Control Application Development Security Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning Cryptograpy Information Security Governance and Risk Management
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