CISA Training Opportunity

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Kwa wale wanaohitaji kusoma CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) wanaombwa kuwahi nafasi, darasa jipya litaanza tarehe 31/08/2015 Jijini DSM kuanzia saa 17:00HRS -20:00HRS..Review class hii itakupatia mwanga wa jinsi ya ku conduct IT Audit na pia kujiandaa kwa ajili ya mtihani wa CISA ili uweze kupata certification na kuwa mmoja wa wataalam wachache wenye ujuzi huo hapa Tanzania.


Kwa maelezo zaidi tafadahli walisiliana na number zifuatazo.
0713 451713 or 0764 978313

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The course Duration is 5 weeks, 3 hrs a day, from Monday to Friday, starting from 17:00-20:00 hrs in the evening.
The course Fee is TZS 700,000/= which includes course materials like questions, answers and explanations, Course Manual and other supplementary materials. pia utapewa database yenye maswali zaidi ya 1,200 na majibu yake ...Fee is exclusive to the exam Fee ambayo hulipwa ISACA International kabisa..

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Supporting ISACA certifications for your staff means that
your enterprise is investing in professionals who:


1. Possess demonstrated knowledge and skills in IT assurance, audit, control,
governance, risk and security
2. Meet the stringent requirements of globally recognized credentials
3. Are committed to ongoing professional development and excellence
4. Adhere to a Code of Professional Ethics
5. Add value to your enterprise

"Certifications fill a critical need for employers, as they offer a way to identify highly qualified, experienced
professionals. Boards and executives are increasingly realizing that their information technology deserves a high level
of governance to minimize risks and add value, and they are looking for prospective employees with the experience
and credentials to help them attain strong governance.

 

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CISA Certification Requirements

To earn the CISA designation, candidates are required to:
•Pass the CISA exam. The CISA exam is offered in 11 languages-Chinese mandarin Traditional, Chinese mandarin Simplified, Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Spanish.
•Submit application (can be downloaded at Apply for CISA Certification) with verified evidence of a minimum of five (5) years of professional information systems (IS) auditing, control and security work experience. Substitution and waivers of such experience may be obtained as follows:
•A maximum of one year of information systems OR one year of non-IS auditing experience can be substituted for one year of information systems auditing, control or security experience.
•60 to 120 completed university semester credit hours (the equivalent of a two-year or four-year degree), not limited by the ten year preceding restriction, can be substituted for one or two years, respectively, of information systems auditing, control or security experience.
•Membership as a Fellow or Associate in the Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (ACCA) can be substituted for two years of information systems auditing, control or security experience.
•Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) full certification can be substituted for two years of information systems auditing, control or security experience.
•A bachelor's or master's degree from a university that enforces the ISACA sponsored Model Curricula can be substituted for one year of information systems auditing, control or security experience. To view a list of these schools, please visit Programs Aligned with the Model Curriculum for IS Audit and Control. This option cannot be used if three years of experience substitution and educational waiver have already been claimed.
Experience must have been gained within the 10-year period preceding the date of the application for certification, or within five years from the date of initially passing the exam. It is important to note that many individuals choose to take the CISA exam prior to meeting the experience requirements.
•Adhere to the ISACA's Code of Professional Ethics.
•Abide by IS Auditing Standards as adopted by ISACA.
•Comply with the CISA Continuing Professional Education Policy (discussed later).
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Additional information on the CISA certification requirements please contact us via 0713 451713 or 0764 978313

 

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5 Top-Paying Certifications for 2014.

Based on the 2014 IT Skills and Salary Survey conducted by Global Knowledge and Penton and completed in October 2013, the rankings below are derived from certifications that received the minimum number of responses to be statistically relevant.Average (mean) salary

1. Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) - $118,253)
The CRISC certification is designed for IT professionals, project managers, and others whose job it is to identify and manage risks through appropriate Information Systems (IS) controls, covering the entire lifecycle, from design to implementation to ongoing maintenance. It measures two primary areas: risk and IS controls.

2. Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) - $114,844)
ISACA also created CISM certification. It's aimed at management more than the IT professional and focuses on security strategy and assessing the systems and policies in place more than it focuses on the person who actually implements those policies using a particular vendor's platform.


3. Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) - $112,040)
The third highest-paying certification is also from ISACA; this one is for IS auditors. CISA certification is ISACA's oldest, dating back to 1978, with more than 106,000 people certified since its inception. CISA certification requires at least five years of experience in IS auditing, control, or security in addition to passing an exam that is only offered three times per year.
The CISA certification is usually obtained by those whose job responsibilities include auditing, monitoring, controlling, and/or assessing IT and/or business systems. It is designed to test the candidate's ability to manage vulnerabilities, ensure compliance with standards, and propose controls, processes, and updates to a company's policies to ensure compliance with accepted IT and business standards.

4. Six Sigma Green Belt - $109,165)
Six Sigma is a process of analyzing defects (anything outside a customer's specifications) in a production (manufacturing) process, with a goal of no more than 3.4 defects per million "opportunities" or chances for a defect to occur. The basic idea is to measure defects, analyze why they occurred, and then fix the issue and repeat. There is a process for improving existing processes and a slightly modified version for new processes or major changes. Motorola pioneered the concept in the mid-1980s, and many companies have since followed their examples to improve quality.

This certification is different from the others in this list, as it is not IT specific. Instead, it is primarily focused on manufacturing and producing better quality products.

There is no organization that owns Six Sigma certification per se, so the specific skills and number of levels of mastery vary depending on which organization or certifying company is used. Still, the entry level is typically Green Belt and the progression is to Black Belt and Master Black Belt. Champions are responsible for Six Sigma projects across the entire organization and report to senior management.

5. Project Management Professional (PMP®) - $108,525)
The PMP certification was created and is administered by the Project Management Institute (PMI®), and it is the most recognized project management certification available. There are more than half a million active PMPs in 193 countries worldwide.
The PMP certification exam tests five areas relating to the lifecycle of a project: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. PMP certification is for running any kind of project, and it is not specialized into sub types, such as manufacturing, construction, or IT.

 

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Maandalizi yamekamilika, na darasa la CISA linaanza leo kama ilivyopangwa. saa 1700-2000 HRS City Center, Dar Es Dslaam

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[h=2]Not All Audits Are the Same[/h]A list of what could be audited is long, and, in practice, the most likely activities to be audited are those that link to significant business risk.
It is likely that if previous audits raised issues and included recommendations, the auditors will be interested in what has changed since these were made and may choose to re-audit some of them.
It can be assumed that documented and current business impact analyses, business continuity plans and risk assessments will be of interest to the auditors. Questions will be raised if these are incomplete, out of date or not available. Not a good start.
In addition, a short list of what could be audited would include:

• Data center audits-Including physical and logical security, process documentation and metrics. Of course, there is much more to this, including, for example, examination of controls at various levels (e.g., operating systems, applications, databases, networks, cryptography).
• IS/IT process audits-Often a COBIT 5 -based audit, which includes the COBIT Process Assessment Model (PAM): Using COBIT 5[SUP]2[/SUP] (It replaces the capability maturity model used up to COBIT 4.1.)
• Information security audits-Focusing on the controls used to manage the availability, confidentiality and integrity of information
• IS/IT systems development audits-Focusing on the specification, development, testing, initial data loading, accreditation, and, in particular, security and business process controls
• IS/IT large software projects audits-Related to the previous item, but focusing on project management processes, change management and reporting (A series of columns on this topic is planned for future issues of the ISACA Journal.)
• Postimplementation benefits audits-Occur once a project has been completed and has been operational for some time. These audits are intended to validate whether the benefits identified in the original business case for investing in the project have been achieved.
• Business continuity audits-To review the resiliency, recovery and other contingency plans prepared to restore an appropriate level of normalcy after a situation that heavily disrupts the organization's IS/IT facilities
• IS/IT management/governance audits-Particularly important when relying on external service providers (i.e., outsourcing and offshoring service providers). Such audits examine cost recovery or charging systems, budgeting and cost control, and organizational structure.
• Change management audits-Reviewing the procedures and systems used to control changes to infrastructure, software and the changes in relationships arising from organizational changes and/or the introduction of new technologies (such as bring your own device [BYOD])

 

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By the end of the training review class, participants should be able to:


a) Establish Risk Context and controls framework for ERM: Understand how risk management affects decision-making and identify the relevant stakeholder, their concerns, and possible reactions to adverse events and risk management frameworks (COSO ERM framework / ISO 31000, ISO 27001)
b) Identify and classify Risks: Document the material threats to the organization's achievement of its objectives and represent areas that the organization may exploit for competitive advantage.
c) Analyze/Quantify Risks: Calibrate and create probability distributions of outcomes for each material risk. This will includes conducting qualitatively and quantitatively risk analysis by drawing up a risk profile
d) Integrate Risks: This includes the aggregation of all risk distributions, reflecting correlations and portfolio effects, and the formulation of the results in terms of impact on the organization's key performance metrics.
e) Assess/Prioritize Risks: This includes the determination of the contribution of each risk to the aggregate risk profile, and appropriate prioritization.
f) Treat/Exploit Risks: This includes the development of strategies for controlling and exploiting the various risks.
g) Organize risk profile and incorporate in the business continuity and disaster recovery plan.
h) Monitor and Review Risks: This includes the continual measurement and monitoring of the risk environment and the performance of the risk management strategies.
i) Perform Internal Audit in Enterprise Risk Management
j) Use Internal Control Concepts to Improve Assessments of Internal Control


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Bado hujachelewa kujiunga na darasa la CISA...karibuni sana so that we can share what we have in terms of skills and knowledge na tukusaidie jinsi ya kufaulu mtihani wa CISA and kuwa Certified Information Systems Auditor.

 

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Leo tunahitimisha kupokea wanafunzi wa darasa la CISA..nawashukuruni wote waliojitokeza kwa ajili ya kusoma..naamini watatoa feedback nzuri na naamini watasoma na kufaulu kisha wawape hamu watu wengine waje kusoma

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Jumatatu tunaanza rasmi darasa la cisa..week iliyopita ilikuwa orientation na usajili na kupeana materials na all the documents required kwa ajili ya kusoma..
naamini ifikapo jumatatu saa 11 jioni tutaanza very seriously...tunazidi kuwakaribisha wale ambao hawajaweza kufanya hivo wawahi hawajachelewa na tutajua how to take you through ili uweze kwenda sambamba na wenzako..
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Leo darasa la CISA linaanza rasmi..tunawaomba wale wote ambao hawajamalizia registration kuwahi mapema ili wasikose sehemu ya kwanza ya review class ya CISA,

Kwa mawasiliano zaidi wasiliana nasi kupitia number 0713 451713 or 0764 978313..

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Tunamshukuru Mungu jana tumeanza salama review class ya CISA..the class is so interactive.
Area to be covered in Chapter I includes the following;

[h=6]Module 1-CISA: The Process of Auditing Information Systems[/h]This module provides a review of the knowledge required to comply with the information systems (IS) audit standards, guidelines and best practices in the provision of IS audit services. These services help organizations protect and control their information and business systems.

Topics include:

• ISACA IT Audit and Assurance Standards, Guidelines and Tools and Techniques
• Risk assessment in an audit context
• Control Objectives related to in formation systems
• Audit planning and management techniques
• Gathering information and preserving evidence
• Reporting and communication techniques
• Control Objectives and IS-Related Controls
• Risk Assessment in an Audit Context
• Audit Planning and Management Techniques
• Reporting and Communication Techniques
• Control Self-Assessment

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Kwa mawasiliano zaidi wasiliana nasi kupitia number 0713 451713 or 0764 978313

 

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DECEMBER-IMPORTANT DATE INFORMATION
Exam Date 12 December 2015
Exam Registration Changes
Changes to the exam site, test language and candidate name are subject to the following charges:
z On or before 23 October..................................... No charge
z 24 October through 30 October.......................... US $50
No exam registration changes will be granted after 30 October 2015.
Refund and Deferrals of Fees
Refund: Candidates unable to take the exam are eligible for a refund of registration fees, less a US $100 processing fee, if such a request is received in
writing on or before 23 October 2015. All requests for a refund after this date will be denied. Exam candidates who have deferred their exam are not eligible
for a refund of their deferral fee and associated exam payment.
Deferrals: Exam registrants may elect to defer their registration to the following exam date. A deferral fee is required based on the following schedule:
z On or before 23 October..................................... US $50
z 24 October through 27 November...................... US $100
Deferral requests will not be accepted after 27 November 2015. To request a deferral, please go to Exam Deferral and Cancellation Request. Exam candidates who have
deferred their exam are not eligible for a refund of their deferral fee and associated exam payment. Exam candidates who do not appear for the exam (or
arrive too late to be admitted) are not eligible for a refund or deferral of their exam registration payment.

For more information please contact us through 0713 451713 or 0764 978313

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