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Start guided practiceThe benchmark IT audit credential: the audit process itself, IT governance and management, systems acquisition and development, operations and resilience, and protection of information assets.
ISACA does not publish numeric exam codes — CISA is the common abbreviation.
Certified Information Systems Auditor is ISACA's professional-level governance, risk & compliance certification, referred to across the industry by the shorthand CISA. The exam runs for 4 hours and presents up to 150 questions, with a pass mark of 450 / 800 (scaled). It costs US$760 at the standard rate.
ISACA publishes the syllabus as 5 weighted domains. Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience carries the most weight at 26%, and the three largest domains together account for roughly 70% of the scored content — worth knowing before you decide where study time goes.
CISA questions are written from the auditor’s chair. The correct answer is usually the one that establishes evidence or independence, even when a more operationally convenient option is available.
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The published exam guide for CISA, in the vendor's own order.
01Information System Auditing Process
18%02Governance and Management of IT
18%03Information Systems Acquisition, Development and Implementation
12%04Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience
26%05Protection of Information Assets
26%Five years of information systems audit, control or security experience, with limited substitutions available.
Professional level — Advanced credentials covering design, scale and trade-off decisions.
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ISACA lists up to 150 questions, to be completed in 4 hours. Question counts can vary slightly between exam forms, and unscored trial questions are sometimes included.
450 / 800 (scaled). Confirm the current figure on the official exam page before booking, as vendors adjust cut scores when an exam form is refreshed.
The standard price is US$760. Local pricing, taxes and any retake policy vary by region, so check the official page for the figure that applies to you.
Five years of information systems audit, control or security experience, with limited substitutions available.
The exam guide covers Information System Auditing Process, Governance and Management of IT, Information Systems Acquisition, Development and Implementation, Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience and Protection of Information Assets. The full weighted breakdown is listed above.
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