Provisionally passed CRISC on 5-Feb

SteveLavoie

From the ISACA candidate guide : Five (5) or more years of experience in IS/IT audit, control, assurance, or security. Experience waivers are available for a maximum of three (3) years.

It is not only 5 years of IS/IT audit.. general security work too. 

UnixGuy

JDMurray said:

 The reason is to have CISA on your resume to impress some future hiring manager or satisfy a job recruiter's checklist. 

that's true specially if someone doesn't have a lot of experience so the cert might help them stand out

E Double U said:

@UnixGuy - Then you could question the value of any ISACA, ISC2, or other credentials with those type of requirements. I believe doing certain certs after years of experience is logical as the learning compliments (but not always mimics) what one has learned on the job. 

well yes, but the content of CISSP is at least a little bit advanced, CISA's objectives look entry-levelish , but yeah I guess it can help someone on their resume

SteveLavoie

well yes, but the content of CISSP is at least a little bit advanced, CISA's objectives look entry-levelish , but yeah I guess it can help someone on their resume

Imagine.. ISACA have released a certificate for cybersecurity audit that dont require any experience. 

https://www.isaca.org/credentialing/cybersecurity-audit-certificate

IMO, CISA is not really difficult, mostly a vocabulary exam. 

SteveLavoie

I received my score this morning. Not bad, 450 was needed. At least I scored better where I was expecting it, and I was not as prepared that I am usually. So I am happy of my result. 

Name	Score
Information Security Governance	512
Information Risk Management and Compliance	512
Information Security Program Development and Management	598
Information Security Incident Management	598

DZA_

Congrats on passing the exam!