CISA Prep Course

An ISACA Certified Information Systems Auditor is recognized as one of the leading authorities in the areas of IS auditing, control, and information security. This CISA training course provides you with in-depth coverage of the five CISA domains that are covered on the CISA exam. These domains include auditing information systems; IT governance and management of IT; information systems acquisition, development, and implementation; information systems operations, maintenance, and support; and protection of information assets.

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The CISA On-Demand course is now part of Polaris Accelerate.

• Prepare for and pass the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) Exam
• Develop and implement a risk-based IT audit strategy in compliance with IT audit standards
• Evaluate the effectiveness of an IT governance structure
• Ensure that the IT organizational structure and human resources (personnel) management support the organization?s strategies and objectives
• Review the information security policies, standards, and procedures for completeness and alignment with generally accepted practices

Those individuals seeking certification in CISA training.

IT professionals must have 5 years or more of IS audit, control, assurance and security experience.

IT professionals must have 5 years or more of IS audit, control, assurance and security experience.

The preponderance of network traffic, particularly web traffic, was an expected outcome of the pivotal role that the Internet has come to play in our daily lives. The sheer volume of traffic and complexity of protocols creates a very diverse and everchanging landscape within which the network analyst must navigate.

Network Forensics and Investigation teaches attendees to differentiate between normal and abnormal network traffic, track the flow of packets through a network, and attribute conversations and actions taken over a network segment to specific hosts or users. This course focuses on research, filtering, and comparative analysis to identify and attribute the different types of activity on a network. Students will learn how to follow conversations across a wide range of protocols and through redirection and how to develop custom filters for non-dissected protocols. On Day 5 of the course, you will participate in a team-based capture-the-flag exercise to test your new skills.

• Create a baseline of the protocols, hosts and interactions in a network environment
• Identify anomalous network traffic using a combination of in-depth packet analysis and high-level statistical analysis
• Reconstruct event timelines and accurately correlate, or distinguish between, event threads
• Identify and extract network artifacts for further forensic analysis
• Compare observed network traffic to expected topology
• Research and analyze unknown (non-dissected) protocols
• Derive data of interest from encrypted traffic flows