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Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)

Practice IS auditing, IT governance and the protection of information assets in multiple-choice form.

Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)

An internationally recognized certification in the field of information systems auditing. Start with multiple-choice questions and see how well you can follow the terminology and the auditor's way of thinking.

Test yourself with multiple choice

What kind of certification is it?

Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) is a certification awarded by ISACA, an international professional association. It covers the auditing of information systems, IT governance and the protection of information assets, and tests your ability to evaluate and oversee systems objectively. It suits people who want to deepen their expertise in auditing, security and IT governance.

Format and how often it is held

Questions are multiple choice and cover a broad range of knowledge and judgment grounded in audit practice. Note that certification also requires a set amount of professional experience — this is a demanding credential with defined requirements for being awarded it. For the testing format and registration details, check the latest announcements from the certifying body.

What passing gets you

It certifies that you hold internationally recognized knowledge as an information systems audit professional. It widens your career options in auditing, consulting and IT governance, and adds to your standing as a specialist.

How to prepare

Because the scope is broad and specialized, it is important to organize your knowledge systematically around the auditor's way of thinking. Work through multiple-choice questions repeatedly to get used to the distinctive terminology and criteria for judgment. Drilling the recurring themes in this quiz set is a good way to solidify your understanding.