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Introduction to CISM Domain 3: Information security program development
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The instructor provides a brief introduction to the learning objectives and an outline of the materials covered by the videos for ISACA CISM Domain 3: Information security program management, which is weighted at 33% of the exam.
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IS program development and resources
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This video focuses on the importance of using development objectives that support business functions and minimize operational disruptions when developing an IS program, as well as discussing steps to create a program; essential elements (such as a scope a
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IS standards and frameworks
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This video describes the broad policies, standards, procedures and frameworks that provide common reference points and guidance for managing an information security program, such as enterprise information security architecture (EISA) and alternative archi
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Defining an IS program road map
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This video defines what an effective IS program road map must include and how to build one that applies a controls process, uses applicable frameworks and architectures, focuses on defined objectives, and has a distinct lifecycle.
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IS program metrics
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This video provides the learner with information about creating a monitoring system that provides metrics and measures so that management is informed and can make appropriate decisions about the enterprise’s safety.
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IS program management
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This video focuses on building and managing an IS program with the use of various types of controls and countermeasures, which must be selected based on the objectives set out for the enterprise, including techniques such as control automation, SOAR (secu
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IS awareness and training
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In this video, the role of the information security manager in creating, managing, and testing IS awareness and training for various intended audiences is described.
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Integrating the security program with IT operations
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In this video, the instructor explains how the information security manager must partner with others in the organization to incorporate and integrate elements of enterprise information and technology governance and management to create an effective IS pro
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Program communications, reporting and performance management
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This video discusses one of the most important elements in any information security program: effective communication and reporting regarding security and privacy objectives, ongoing risk status, program evaluation, compliance monitoring and enforcement, a
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Domain 3: Information security program development course summary
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A short summary of Domain 3, reviewing the main areas covered in the preceding videos on Information security program development
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Syllabus
Syllabus
Course description
CISM Domain 3 covers information security program development beginning with what resources are needed to develop an effective program and moving into current standards and frameworks; creating a road map; measuring effectiveness with metrics; awareness and training; effective program communications; program performance review; and more.
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