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You will acquire the requisite skills to design, deploy, and manage security architecture for your organization with this CISM certification training from Simplilearn. This course is aligned with ISACA best practices. Today, enterprises and government agencies increasingly expect their IT professionals to hold a CISM certification.

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Skills Covered

  • Information Security Governance
  • Information Security Incident Management
  • Design security architecture
  • Knowledge of ISACA domains
  • Information security programs
  • Enterprise IT frameworks

Benefits

CISM certification is a globally recognized professional requirement in the IT Security domain. This certification is best suited for security consultants and managers, IT directors and managers, security auditors and architects, security system engineers, CISOs, information security managers, and risk officers.

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CISM Course Curriculum

Eligibility

CISM certification is a globally recognized professional requirement in the IT Security domain. This certification is best suited for security consultants and managers, IT directors and managers, security auditors and architects, security system engineers, CISOs, information security managers, IT consultants, and risk officers.
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Pre-requisites

To become a CISM certified professional or to opt for this CISM course, you need to fulfill some criteria, including - A completed application submitted within five years from the date of initially passing the examination (you must ensure that all experience is independently verified by employers).
The experience must have been gained within the 10-year period preceding the application date for certification or within five years of passing the examination. Three of the five years of work experience must be gained in the role of an information security manager (it must be broad and gained in three of the four CISM domains)
 
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Course Content

  • Certified Information Security Manager (CISM®)

    Preview

    • Domain 01: Information Security Governance

      03:47:44Preview
      • Lesson One: Information Security Governance Overview
        00:53
      • Information Security Governance Overview Part One
        01:12
      • Information Security Governance Overview Part Two
        02:00
      • Information Security Governance Overview Part Three
        01:22
      • Information Security Governance Overview Part Four
        01:32
      • Information Security Governance Overview Part Five
        00:29
      • Importance of Information Security Governance Part One
        01:19
      • Importance of Information Security Governance Part Two
        06:20
      • Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part one
        00:33
      • Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part Two
        01:26
      • Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part Three
        02:45
      • Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part Four
        01:27
      • Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part Five
        01:54
      • Outcomes of Information Security Governance Part Six
        01:28
      • Lesson Two: Effective Information Security Governance
        00:31
      • Business Goals and Objectives Part One
        01:31
      • Business Goals and Objectives Part Two
        02:00
      • Roles and Responsibilities of Senior Management Part One
        01:02
      • Roles and Responsibilities of Senior Management Part Two
        00:43
      • Domain Tasks Part One
        01:21
      • Domain Tasks Part Two
        03:16
      • Business Model for Information Security Part One
        00:45
      • Business Model for Information Security Part Two
        01:09
      • Business Model for Information Security Part Three
        03:16
      • Business Model for Information Security Part Four
        01:37
      • Dynamic Interconnections Part One
        00:34
      • Dynamic Interconnections Part Two
        02:55
      • Dynamic Interconnections Part Three
        01:55
      • Dynamic Interconnections Part Four
        00:51
      • Lesson Three: Information Security Concepts and Technologies
        03:26
      • Information Security Concepts and Technologies Part One
        02:58
      • Information Security Concepts and Technologies Part Two
        03:25
      • Information Security Concepts and Technologies Part Three
        01:50
      • Technologies Part One
        01:41
      • Technologies Part Two
        06:12
      • Lesson Four: Information Security Manager
        00:33
      • Responsibilities
        01:48
      • Senior Management Commitment Part One
        00:48
      • Senior Management Commitment Part Two
        02:27
      • Obtaining Senior Management Commitment Part One
        00:24
      • Obtaining Senior Management Commitment Part Two
        00:53
      • Establishing Reporting and Communication Channels Part One
        01:13
      • Establishing Reporting and Communication Channels Part Two
        01:07
      • Lesson Five: Scope and Charter of Information Security Governance
        01:55
      • Assurance Process Integration and Convergence
        02:24
      • Convergence
        02:32
      • Governance and Third-Party Relationships
        02:38
      • Lesson Six: Information Security Governance Metrics
        00:56
      • Metrics
        01:38
      • Effective Security Metrics Part One
        01:46
      • Effective Security Metrics Part Two
        01:01
      • Effective Security Metrics Part Three
        01:51
      • Effective Security Metrics Part Four
        00:39
      • Security Implementation Metrics
        01:17
      • Strategic Alignment Part One
        02:56
      • Strategic Alignment Part Two
        01:10
      • Risk Management
        01:14
      • Value Delivery
        01:02
      • Resource Management Part One
        00:47
      • Resource Management Part Two
        00:41
      • Performance Measurement
        03:06
      • Assurance Process Integration/Convergence
        02:54
      • Lesson Seven: Information Security Strategy Overview
        00:53
      • Another View of Strategy
        00:41
      • Lesson Eight: Creating Information Security Strategy
        00:16
      • Information Security Strategy
        01:22
      • Common Pitfalls Part One
        04:38
      • Common Pitfalls Part Two
        02:19
      • Objectives of the Information Security Strategy
        01:33
      • What is the Goal?
        01:40
      • Defining Objectives
        01:23
      • Business Linkages
        01:48
      • Business Case Development Part One
        01:44
      • Business Case Development Part Two
        02:36
      • Business Case Development Part Three
        00:45
      • Business Case Objectives
        00:57
      • The Desired State
        01:48
      • COBIT
        01:08
      • COBIT Controls
        01:09
      • COBIT Framework
        00:48
      • Capability Maturity Model
        01:38
      • Balanced Scorecard
        01:22
      • Architectural Approaches
        01:03
      • ISO/IEC 27001 and 27002
        01:00
      • Risk Objectives Part One
        01:39
      • Risk Objectives Part Two
        03:11
      • Lesson Nine: Determining Current State Of Security
        00:45
      • Current Risk Part One
        02:37
      • Current Risk Part Two
        01:11
      • BIA
        01:11
      • Lesson Ten: Information Security Strategy Development
        01:52
      • The Roadmap
        01:01
      • Elements of a Strategy
        03:27
      • Strategy Resources and Constraints
        02:45
      • Lesson Eleven: Strategy Resources
        00:32
      • Policies and Standards
        01:00
      • Definitions
        05:48
      • Enterprise Information Security Architectures
        01:30
      • Controls
        03:00
      • Countermeasures
        00:55
      • Technologies
        01:50
      • Personnel
        01:54
      • Organizational Structure
        03:47
      • Employee Roles and Responsibilities
        00:28
      • Skills
        01:16
      • Audits
        01:41
      • Compliance Enforcement
        02:24
      • Threat Assessment
        01:41
      • Vulnerability Assessment
        02:21
      • Risk Assessment
        02:19
      • Insurance
        02:04
      • Business Impact Assessment
        02:32
      • Outsourced Security Providers
        02:57
      • Lesson twelve: Strategy Constraints
        00:23
      • Legal and Regulatory Requirements
        01:43
      • Physical Constraints
        02:56
      • The Security Strategy
        01:36
      • Lesson Thirteen: Action Plan to Implement Strategy
        01:13
      • Gap Analysis Part One
        01:35
      • Gap Analysis Part two
        00:52
      • Gap Analysis Part Three
        03:01
      • Policy Development Part One
        01:41
      • Policy Development Part Two
        01:00
      • Standards Development
        02:44
      • Training and Awareness
        00:35
      • Action Plan Metrics
        01:23
      • General Metric Considerations Part One
        00:23
      • General Metric Considerations Part Two
        00:35
      • General Metric Considerations Part Three
        00:43
      • General Metric Considerations Part Four
        00:23
      • CMMFour Statements
        02:00
      • Objectives for CMMFour
        00:47
      • Section Review
        00:44

    • Knowledge Check

      • Knowledge Check One

    • Domain 02: Information Risk Management and Compliance

      02:22:21Preview
      • Lesson One: Risk Management Overview
        00:59
      • Risk Management Overview
        01:51
      • Types of Risk Analysis
        07:08
      • The Importance of Risk Management
        02:14
      • Risk Management Outcomes
        01:35
      • Risk Management Strategy
        01:49
      • Lesson Two: Good Information Security Risk Management
        04:14
      • Context and Purpose
        03:08
      • Scope and Charter
        00:39
      • Assets
        02:31
      • Other Risk Management Goals
        02:02
      • Roles and Responsibilities
        02:51
      • Lesson Three: Information Security Risk Management Concepts
        06:06
      • Technologies
        06:39
      • Lesson Four: Implementing Risk Management
        02:08
      • The Risk Management Framework
        02:00
      • The External Environment
        01:48
      • The Internal Environment
        02:06
      • The Risk Management Context
        00:47
      • Gap Analysis
        02:21
      • Other Organizational Support
        04:09
      • Lesson Five: Risk Assessment
        01:19
      • NIST Risk Assessment Methodology
        03:49
      • Aggregated or Cascading Risk
        02:54
      • Other Risk Assessment Approaches
        01:18
      • Identification of Risks
        01:49
      • Threats
        01:08
      • Vulnerabilities Part One
        02:11
      • Vulnerabilities Part Two
        04:10
      • Risks
        01:36
      • Analysis of Relevant Risks
        01:48
      • Risk Analysis
        02:29
      • Semi -Quantitative Analysis
        01:52
      • Quantitative Analysis Example
        04:14
      • Evaluation of Risks
        00:46
      • Risk Treatment Options
        04:39
      • Impact
        02:59
      • Lesson Six: Controls Countermeasures
        00:25
      • Controls
        04:43
      • Residual Risk
        03:38
      • Information Resource Valuation
        01:33
      • Methods of Valuing Assets
        01:36
      • Information Asset Classification
        03:32
      • Determining Classification
        02:05
      • Impact Part One
        03:53
      • Impact Part Two
        01:03
      • Lesson Seven: Recovery Time Objectives
        00:49
      • Recovery Point Objectives
        04:18
      • Service Delivery Objectives
        01:58
      • Third-Party Service Providers
        01:44
      • Working with Lifecycle Processes
        02:08
      • IT System Development
        02:11
      • Project Management Part One
        00:46
      • Project Management Part Two
        02:10
      • Lesson Eight: Risk Monitoring and Communication
        01:17
      • Risk Monitoring and Communication
        00:38
      • Other Communications
        01:25
      • Section Review
        01:01

    • Knowledge Check

      • Knowledge Check Two

    • Domain 03: Information Security Program Development and Management

      04:07:00Preview
      • Introduction
        00:30
      • Lesson One: Development of Information Security Program
        02:50
      • Importance of the Program
        00:52
      • Outcomes of Security Program Development
        01:47
      • Effective Information Security Program Development
        04:59
      • Lesson Two: Information Security Program Objectives
        01:55
      • Cross Organizational Responsibilities
        00:10
      • Program Objectives Part One
        02:23
      • Program Objectives Part Two
        01:18
      • Defining Objectives Part One
        02:11
      • Defining Objectives Part Two
        01:08
      • Lesson 3: Information Security Program Development Concepts Part One
        04:02
      • Information Security Program Development Concepts Part Two
        05:39
      • Technology Resources
        02:44
      • Information Security Manager
        01:25
      • Lesson Four: Scope and Charter of Information Security Program Development
        00:30
      • Assurance Function Integration
        01:35
      • Challenges in Developing Information Security Program
        01:54
      • Pitfalls
        02:48
      • Objectives of the Security Program
        02:06
      • Program Goals
        02:52
      • The Steps of the Security Program
        01:46
      • Defining the Roadmap Part One
        01:38
      • Defining the Roadmap Part Two
        00:58
      • Elements of the Roadmap Part One
        01:18
      • Elements of the Roadmap Part Two
        00:34
      • Elements of the Roadmap Part Three
        01:57
      • Elements of the Roadmap Part Four
        01:17
      • Elements of the Roadmap Part Five
        00:18
      • Gap Analysis
        00:44
      • Lesson Five: Information Security Management Framework
        00:15
      • Security Management Framework
        04:55
      • COBIT Five
        05:59
      • ISO/IEC 27001
        04:30
      • Lesson Six: Information Security Framework Components
        00:13
      • Operational Components Part One
        01:56
      • Operational Components Part Two
        03:11
      • Management Components
        01:31
      • Administrative Components
        03:29
      • Educational and Informational Components
        01:25
      • Lesson Seven: Information Security Program Resources
        01:32
      • Resources
        03:27
      • Documentation
        00:54
      • Enterprise Architecture Part One
        04:29
      • Enterprise Architecture Part Two
        01:54
      • Enterprise Architecture Part Three
        01:11
      • Controls as Strategy Implementation Resources Part One
        03:42
      • Controls as Strategy Implementation Resources Part Two
        02:19
      • Controls as Strategy Implementation Resources Part Three
        04:35
      • Controls as Strategy Implementation Resources Part Four
        02:19
      • Common Control Practices
        01:41
      • Countermeasures
        00:37
      • Technologies Part One
        01:13
      • Technologies Part Two
        01:52
      • Technologies Part Three
        01:39
      • Technologies Part Four
        05:38
      • Personnel Part One
        02:00
      • Personnel Part Two
        02:56
      • Security Awareness
        01:28
      • Awareness Topics
        05:18
      • Formal Audits
        01:16
      • Compliance Enforcement
        01:03
      • Project Risk Analysis
        03:09
      • Other Actions
        02:58
      • Other Organizational Support
        01:21
      • Program Budgeting Part One
        01:03
      • Program Budgeting Part Two
        02:19
      • Lesson Eight: Implementing an Information Security Program
        00:13
      • Policy Compliance
        02:38
      • Standards Compliance
        02:44
      • Training and Education
        01:43
      • ISACA Control Objectives
        03:52
      • Third-party Service Providers Part One
        01:08
      • Third-party Service Providers Part Two
        04:22
      • Integration into Lifecycle Processes
        02:14
      • Monitoring and Communication
        03:33
      • Documentation
        01:33
      • The Plan of Action Part One
        01:17
      • The Plan of Action Part Two
        01:36
      • Lesson Nine: Information Infrastructure and Architecture
        00:53
      • Managing Complexity Part One
        04:42
      • Managing Complexity Part Two
        01:45
      • Objectives of Information Security Architectures Part One
        01:30
      • Objectives of Information Security Architectures Part Two
        01:15
      • Physical and Environmental Controls
        03:32
      • Lesson Ten: Information Security Program
        03:03
      • Information Security Program Deployment Metrics
        02:27
      • Metrics
        02:02
      • Strategic Alignment
        00:53
      • Risk Management
        01:41
      • Value Delivery
        00:35
      • Resource Management
        01:22
      • Assurance Process Integration
        00:27
      • Performance Measurement
        00:41
      • Security Baselines
        00:38
      • Lesson Eleven: Security Program Services and Operational Activities
        00:48
      • IS Liaison Responsibilities Part One
        10:17
      • IS Liaison Responsibilities Part Two
        02:28
      • Cross-Organizational Responsibilities
        01:34
      • Security Reviews and Audits Part One
        03:27
      • Security Reviews and Audits Part Two
        01:38
      • Management of Security Technology
        01:25
      • Due Diligence Part One
        04:10
      • Due Diligence Part Two
        01:36
      • Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Part One
        02:02
      • Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Part Two
        01:46
      • Assessment of Risk and Impact Part One
        02:16
      • Assessment of Risk and Impact Part Two
        01:28
      • Outsourcing and Service Providers
        02:33
      • Cloud Computing Part One
        01:36
      • Cloud Computing Part Two
        01:54
      • Cloud Computing Part Three
        02:23
      • Integration with IT Processes
        00:42
      • Section Review
        01:13

    • Knowledge Check

      • Knowledge Check Three

    • Domain 04: Information Security Incident Management

      03:33:59Preview
      • Lesson One: Incident Management Overview Part One
        00:47
      • Incident Management Overview Part Two
        03:08
      • Incident Management Overview Part Three
        03:45
      • Types of Events Part One
        02:43
      • Types of Events Part Two
        03:20
      • Goals of Incident Management Part One
        04:45
      • Goals of Incident Management Part Two
        06:31
      • Goals of Incident Management Part Three
        03:26
      • Lesson Two: Incident Response Procedures Part One
        00:23
      • Incident Response Procedures Part Two
        03:40
      • Importance of Incident Management
        01:53
      • Outcomes of Incident Management
        03:50
      • Incident Management
        01:34
      • Concepts Part One
        02:07
      • Concepts Part Two
        01:35
      • Concepts Part Three
        01:34
      • Incident Management Systems Part One
        04:02
      • Incident Management Systems Part Two
        00:53
      • Lesson Three: Incident Management Organization
        02:30
      • Responsibilities Part One
        03:01
      • Responsibilities Part Two
        02:58
      • Responsibilities Part Three
        05:10
      • Senior Management Commitment
        01:02
      • Lesson Four: Incident Management Resources
        00:25
      • Policies and Standards
        00:36
      • Incident Response Technology Concepts
        00:42
      • Personnel
        03:11
      • Roles and Responsibilities (eNotes)
        03:10
      • Skills
        08:09
      • Awareness and Education
        01:20
      • Audits
        02:49
      • Lesson Five: Incident Management Objectives
        00:17
      • Defining Objectives
        00:48
      • The Desired State
        02:36
      • Strategic Alignment
        06:42
      • Other Concerns
        02:32
      • Lesson Six: Incident Management Metrics and Indicators
        05:14
      • Implementation of the Security Program Management
        03:01
      • Management Metrics and Monitoring Part One
        00:21
      • Management Metrics and Monitoring Part Two
        02:48
      • Other Security Monitoring Efforts
        04:24
      • Lesson Seven: Current State of Incident Response Capability
        00:11
      • Threats
        04:39
      • Vulnerabilities
        04:09
      • Lesson Eight: Developing an Incident Response Plan
        00:44
      • Elements of an Incident Response Plan
        00:53
      • Gap Analysis
        03:05
      • BIA Part One
        03:04
      • BIA Part Two
        02:48
      • Escalation Process for Effective IM
        02:41
      • Help Desk Processes for Identifying Security Incidents
        01:27
      • Incident Management and Response Teams
        01:30
      • Organizing, Training, and Equipping the Response Staff
        01:55
      • Incident Notification Process
        00:55
      • Challenges in making an Incident Management Plan
        00:56
      • Lesson Nine: BCP/DRP
        07:49
      • Goals of Recovery Operations Part One
        02:02
      • Goals of Recovery Operations Part Two
        01:57
      • Choosing a Site Selection Part One
        05:37
      • Choosing a Site Selection Part Two
        00:45
      • Implementing the Strategy
        03:58
      • Incident Management Response Teams
        02:10
      • Network Service High-availability
        04:17
      • Storage High-availability
        04:01
      • Risk Transference
        01:27
      • Other Response Recovery Plan Options
        01:29
      • Lesson Ten: Testing Response and Recovery Plans
        00:18
      • Periodic Testing
        01:17
      • Analyzing Test Results Part One
        02:06
      • Analyzing Test Results Part Two
        03:39
      • Measuring the Test Results
        00:57
      • Lesson Eleven: Executing the Plan
        01:56
      • Updating the Plan
        01:15
      • Intrusion Detection Policies
        01:38
      • Who to Notify about an Incident
        01:52
      • Recovery Operations
        01:53
      • Other Recovery Operations
        01:57
      • Forensic Investigation
        02:02
      • Hacker / Penetration Methodology
        11:50
      • Section Review
        01:15
      • Sequence Five
        01:53

    • Knowledge Check

      • Knowledge Check Four

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    Mr.Pompilio has been an IT Professional since 1989. He has worn many hats along the way and holds over 20 IT certifications which include EC-Council CEI, CEH, CHFI, CISSP, CISA, CISM. His passion is to help IT professionals achieve their training goals and career growth.

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CISM Exam & Certification

CISM Course London

  • How do you become a CISM certified professional?

    To become CISM certified, you must meet the following requirements:

    • Successful completion of the CISM examination
    • Adherence to the ISACA Code of Professional Ethics
    • Agree to comply with the Continuing Education Policy
    • Five years of work experience in the field of information security, three of which must be as an information security manager. Work experience must be gained in three of the four CISM domains. All information must be verified independently by employers.
    • Submit an application for CISM certification within five years from the date of initially passing the exam

     
    For additional information on how to become a certified CISM professional and to understand the CISM certification requirements, please visit:
    http://www.isaca.org/Certification/CISM-Certified-Information-Security-Manager/How-to-Become-Certified/Pages/default.aspx

    *Exam Pass Guarantee: Except for Indian Subcontinent, and Africa.
    Simplilearn offers Exam Pass Guarantee to our students who complete our course training. We offer a voucher (free of charge) to the students to retake the exam in case they fail ISACA CISM final exam.

    T&C for claiming the retake voucher as a part of the exam pass guarantee:

    • Attend at least one complete instructor-led class
    • Must give final exam within 30 days from the date of course completion
    • Produce exam failure notice received from ISACA

  • What are the prerequisites for CISM certification?

    To become a CISM certified professional, you need to fulfill the following criteria:
    • A completed application must be submitted within 5 years from the date of initially passing the examination.
    • All experience must be verified independently with employers.
    • This experience must have been gained within the 10-year period preceding the application date for certification or within five years of passing the examination.
    • Three (3) years of the five (5) years of work experience must be gained performing the role of an information security manager
    • In addition, this work experience must be broad and gained in three (3) of the four (4) CISM® domains

  • What do I need to do to unlock my certificate?

    Online Self-learning
    • Complete 85% of the Online Self Learning Content
    • Complete one simulation test with a minimum score of 60%

    Online Classroom:

    • Attend 1 complete Live Class batch or Complete 85% of the Online Self Learning Content
    • Complete one simulation test with a minimum score of 60%

  • Do you provide any practice tests as part of this course?

    Yes, we provide 1 practice test as part of our course to help you prepare for the actual certification exam. You can try this Free CISM Exam Prep Practice Test to understand the type of tests that are part of the course curriculum. 

CISM Training Reviews

  • Peter Bartow

    Peter Bartow

    Sr Project Manager IT PMO, Miami

    I enjoyed taking the class with so many people from all over the world. The course was elaborate and easy to comprehend.

  • Tejaswa Rastogi

    Tejaswa Rastogi

    Mumbai

    The course encapsulates the offensive approach, which is good, and there is much to learn.

  • Hussein Ali AL-Assaad

    Hussein Ali AL-Assaad

    IT Manager at O&G Engineering, Kuwait

    Simplilearn has been a great learning experience. The trainer is extremely knowledgeable. The full team is very helpful and flexible. I recommend Simplilearn to my friends and families.

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Why Online Bootcamp

  • Develop skills for real career growthCutting-edge curriculum designed in guidance with industry and academia to develop job-ready skills
  • Learn from experts active in their field, not out-of-touch trainersLeading practitioners who bring current best practices and case studies to sessions that fit into your work schedule.
  • Learn by working on real-world problemsCapstone projects involving real world data sets with virtual labs for hands-on learning
  • Structured guidance ensuring learning never stops24x7 Learning support from mentors and a community of like-minded peers to resolve any conceptual doubts

CISM Course FAQs

  • What is the salary of a Security Analyst in London?

    The average salary of a Security Analyst in London is £46,869. If you want to work as a Security Analyst in London, you must get your CISM training in London for drawing above-average salary packages.

  • What are the major companies hiring Security Analysts in London?

    Many major companies worldwide are hiring Security Analysts in London, with companies such as Inmarsat, Oracle, La Fosse Associates, and BlockFi offering top positions to candidates that have completed their CISM training in London.

  • What are the major industries in London?

    London is a historically significant city; the location is so popular that London is the most expensive city for office spaces. The major industries in London are business districts, international and domestic corporate headquarters, and technology, media, and tourism industries.

  • How to Become a Security Analyst in London?

    If you aspire to become a Security Analyst in London, you need to get your CISM training in London for getting better job offers and higher-paying jobs. You also need to have good vulnerability management skills along with hands-on experience with vulnerability scanning tools such as Qualys, Nessus, or similar tools. These skills can help you become a successful Security Analyst in London.

  • How to find CISM training courses in London?

    CISM training courses are available online through various educational platforms that all have their own merits and demerits in terms of course duration, eligibility criteria, course syllabus, and course fees. You must choose the course that matches your goals best in terms of syllabus, duration, and course fees. This way, you can get the best CISM training in London on your own terms.

  • You offer an exam pass guarantee. How does it work?

    *Free exam retake terms and conditions:

    Terms and Conditions: 
    Simplilearn offers Exam Pass Guarantee to our students who complete our course training. Simplilearn uses top learning methodologies to equip learners with the knowledge and confidence to pass the CISM exam in the first attempt. If you do not pass the CISM exam at the first attempt, Simplilearn will provide you one free exam retake.


    To ensure your success, we strongly recommend that you take the CISM exam within a week of the course completion date—or a maximum of 45 days from the completion of the online training. This way, the course materials will be fresh in your mind.

    Exam Attempts:

    Attempt

    Time Frame

    Result

    Free Exam Retake

    First

    Within 6 months (180 days) from enrollment date

    Did Not Pass

    Yes

    Exam Pass Guarantee:
    If you do not pass the exam on the first attempt, Simplilearn will provide you one free exam retake.  You must submit a copy of your scorecard.  

    Terms and Conditions for qualifying:

    This money-back guarantee applies only to Simplilearn’s CISM blended learning. The guarantee is valid only for participants who have paid the entire enrollment fee.

    The guarantee becomes void if:

    • Participants do not take the CISM examination within 45 days of unlocking the certificate.
    • Participants do not maintain 100% attendance during the training sessions.
    • Participants fail to book their exam within 6 months from the date of enrollment 
    • Participants do not follow the instructions of the trainer and do not complete the exercises given during the training.
    • Participants do not submit the required documents to Simplilearn.

    • Participants failed to request a refund within 15 days of receiving their results 

  • What is the structure of the CISM certification exam?

    ISACA uses and reports scores on a common scale of 200 to 800. For example, the scaled score of 800 represents a perfect score with all questions answered correctly; a scaled score of 200 is the lowest score possible and signifies that only a small number of questions were answered correctly. You must achieve a score of 450 or higher to pass the CISM exam.

  • What certification will I receive after completing the training?

    After successful completion of the training, you will be awarded the course completion certificate along with the 16 CPE certificate from Simplilearn.

  • What is the date of the next CISM exam?

    CISM exam is conducted thrice in a year in the months of July, September and December. To find the exam locations & dates go to (www.isaca.org/certification/pages/exam-locations.aspx)

  • Can I defer my exam?

    If you are unable to take the exam, you can request a deferral of your registration fees to the next exam date. To learn more about deferring your exam, including deferral deadlines and costs, please visit http://www.isaca.org/certification/pages/exam-deferral.aspx.

  • Do you provide assistance for the exam application process?

    Yes, we do provide assistance for the exam application process. You can state your queries on community.simplilearn.com and get them answered along with any other query or concern that you might have about the course.

  • How does Simplilearn assure me that the training and course material delivered are effective?

    Our CISM course is developed to deliver a first attempt pass rate of 100%. With a hands-on learning approach, the training not only gives you the confidence to clear the exam but also helps you retain the knowledge beyond the examination.

  • Can I cancel my enrollment? Will I get a refund?

    Yes, you can cancel your enrollment. We provide you a refund after deducting the administration fee. To know more, please go through our Refund Policy.

  • I’d like to learn more about this training program. Who should I contact?

    Contact us using the form on the right of any page on the Simplilearn website, or select the Live Chat link. Our customer service representatives will be able to give you more details.

  • What after CISM?

    Achieving a CISM certification offers you many career benefits. However, you shouldn’t stop upskilling yourself as the world of cybersecurity is quite dynamic. Here are some of the courses you can consider taking after becoming CISM certified:

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