How to Become a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
Take and pass the CISA examination.
The CISA examination is open to anyone who wishes to take it. There are no prerequisites. The examination consists of 200 multiple choice questions, which you are given 4 hours to complete. After successful completion of the exam, you will be sent all the required documents to apply for certification.
Attain the required experience as an information systems auditor.
There is an experience requirement for a minimum of 5 years of professional experience in information systems auditing, control, and/or security work. Waivers for this experience requirement are possible for approved educational programs.
Agree to the Code of Professional Ethics.
All candidates for the CISA credential must agree to the Code of Professional Ethics. This Ethics code outlines both professional and personal conduct.
Complete the required continuing education program.
To maintain your knowledge and to stay current, 20 hours of continuing education must be completed each year. A minimum of 120 contact hours must also be completed in any 3 year period.
Agree to the Information Systems Auditing Standards.
Anyone who holds the CISA credential is also required to agree to and comply with ISACA's Information Systems Auditing Standards.
Resource:
ISACA - CISA Certification Information
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