The Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) certification is globally recognized for IT professionals, project managers, and others who identify and manage risks through the development, implementation, and maintenance of information systems controls.
Domain | Average Weightage |
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Governance | 26% |
IT Risk Assessment | 20% |
Risk Response and Reporting | 32% |
Information Technology and Security | 22% |
To Qualify for the CRISC exam, Candidates need a minimum of 3 years of paid work experience in IT, with three years in at least two of the four CRISC domains and one year in either the Governance or the Risk Response and Reporting domains. No experience waivers or substitutions are allowed.
The CRISC exam features 150 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 4 hours (240 minutes).It covers a variety of topics within the four domains to ensure a comprehensive evaluation of candidates’ expertise in risk management.
Preparation for the CRISC exam can be intensive. ISACA provides a variety of resources including review manuals, online training, and interactive exam preparation resources. Candidates are encouraged to join study groups and participate in training sessions to enhance their preparation. Engaging in practical exercises and scenario-based questions is crucial for success on the exam. Additionally, using the WannaPractice platform can enhance your preparation with interactive practice questions and scenarios that are specifically tailored to the CRISC domains.