CRISC Certification Training

24-hours intensive CRISC risk management program

Globally recognised ISACA CRISC certification

Advanced risk scenarios using Copilot integration

Industry simulations & domain-specific mock tests

Flexible learning options with easy instalments

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Overview

What our training includes:

Information security governance frameworks, roles, and regulatory requirements
Risk identification, assessment methodologies, and risk ownership principles
Risk response strategies including mitigation, transfer, and avoidance
IT controls covering access, encryption, patch management, and backup
Continuous monitoring strategy using Power BI, and KPI frameworks
Scenario-based CRISC exam preparation with full-length mock assessments

Learning Outcomes

Upon finishing the training, you will be able to:

Apply the Risk Management Framework lifecycle across organizational environments

Establish and manage an enterprise information security risk management Program

Categorise information systems and define appropriate authorisation boundaries

Select and implement security controls based on risk evaluation and system requirements

Develop risk treatment plans addressing mitigation, transfer, acceptance, and avoidance

Maintain continuous monitoring strategies and produce security metrics reports

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Sanjay S.

Sanjay S. is an accomplished IT governance, cybersecurity audit, and enterprise risk management trainer with over 25 years of experience. He specializes in information systems auditing, cybersecurity governance, IT risk management, regulatory compliance, and operational resilience across financial services and enterprise environments.

Sanjay is an APMG-Accredited ISACA Trainer with expertise in CISA, CISM, CRISC, and CGEIT programs. He delivers practical, ISACA-aligned training through audit workshops, risk assessment exercises, governance simulations, cybersecurity case studies, and control evaluation labs.

Sanjay’s strong background in IT audit, GRC, cloud governance, vendor risk, business continuity, and regulatory compliance makes him highly relevant for professionals preparing for ISACA certifications and enterprise governance roles.

Core Competencies:

ISACA certification facilitation
IT governance and risk management
Information systems auditing
Cybersecurity governance
Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC)
IT audit planning and execution
Risk-based audit methodologies
Enterprise risk assessment
Cloud and SaaS governance
Business continuity and disaster recovery
Third-party vendor risk management
Security controls assessment
Regulatory compliance and examination readiness

Professional Qualifications:

CISA – Certified Information Systems Auditor
CISM – Certified Information Security Manager
CRISC – Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control
CGEIT – Certified in Governance of Enterprise IT
APMG-Accredited ISACA Trainer
MBA in Business Administration
Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology / related discipline
Certification in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Governance
Certification in Cloud Governance and SaaS Risk Management
Certification in IT Regulatory Compliance and Cybersecurity Governance

Learners Point Certificate

Earn a Course Completion Certificate, an official Learners Point credential that confirms that you have successfully completed a course with us.

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Curriculum

IT risk governance structures
Policies, standards, and procedures
Risk appetite and tolerance
Alignment with enterprise objectives

Copilot Integration: Generate governance frameworks, accountability structures, and policy summaries.

Risk identification techniques
Threat and vulnerability analysis
Risk analysis and evaluation
Likelihood and impact assessment

Copilot Integration: Generate risk analysis summaries, impact evaluations, and prioritization insights.

Risk response strategies
Control design and implementation
Continuous risk monitoring
Risk reporting to stakeholders

Copilot Integration: Generate response strategies, control frameworks, and reporting summaries.

Fundamental IT concepts
Security principles and controls
System lifecycle considerations
Enterprise resiliency
Data privacy concepts

Copilot Integration: Generate technical risk summaries, security mappings, and architecture insights.

Participants will work on enterprise risk scenarios involving governance design, risk assessment, response planning, control implementation, and monitoring, ensuring alignment with business objectives and regulatory requirements

The Automation Sandbox enables participants to translate IT risk management concepts into structured, real-world workflows that can be automated within enterprise environments. This hands-on component focuses on applying governance, risk assessment, response, and monitoring processes to practical business scenarios.
Participants analyse their current risk management practices and identify gaps in governance, control implementation, and reporting workflows.
They then design structured workflows covering risk identification, assessment, response planning, and monitoring processes with clearly defined decision points and accountability structures.
Through guided exercises, participants convert these workflows into automation-ready frameworks that can be implemented using enterprise tools, improving efficiency, consistency, and real-time risk visibility. This ensures stronger alignment between risk management practices and operational execution.

Frequently asked questions

The CRISC Certification Training covers enterprise IT risk management through four ISACA-aligned domains, such as Governance, Risk Assessment, Risk Response and Reporting, and Technology and Security. Participants learn to identify risks, analyse threats and vulnerabilities, evaluate impact, design controls, and connect IT risk decisions with business objectives.

It also includes case studies, enterprise scenarios, Copilot-supported exercises, Automation Sandbox workflows, and domain-wise mock assessments. Participants practise governance evaluation, risk response planning, continuous monitoring, stakeholder reporting, and technology risk analysis, helping them prepare for CRISC exam expectations and workplace responsibilities.

The CRISC course covers all four ISACA CRISC domains: Governance, Risk Assessment, Risk Response and Reporting, and Technology and Security. The domain weightage is clearly mapped to the exam structure, with Governance at 26%, Risk Assessment at 20%, Risk Response and Reporting at 32%, and Technology and Security at 22%.

Participants learn how to establish IT risk governance, assess threats and vulnerabilities, design response strategies, monitor risk, and apply security principles. This structure supports both CRISC exam preparation and practical enterprise risk decisions.

This CRISC training is suitable for professionals who identify, evaluate, manage, monitor, or report enterprise IT risk. It fits participants working in IT governance, information systems control, compliance, audit, cybersecurity, and risk-focused business functions where technology risk affects performance, continuity, and control effectiveness.

Participants who handle risk assessment, control design, risk response, stakeholder reporting, or governance alignment will find the course relevant. It is also useful for professionals preparing for ISACA CRISC certification and seeking structured and practical capability in enterprise risk decision-making.

The CRISC exam is administered by ISACA in a computer-based format. It includes 150 multiple-choice questions to be completed within four hours. Questions follow a one best-answer methodology, so participants must choose the most suitable risk-based response for each scenario.

The scoring model ranges from 200 to 800, and a scaled score of 450 is required to pass. The exam tests whether participants can identify IT risks, design risk responses, monitor controls, report risk clearly, and apply governance principles in enterprise environments.

This training focuses on practical risk technology use, helping participants create structured outputs, assess technology risk, and prepare automation-ready workflows for enterprise risk environments confidently. These are the tools and technologies covered in this training:

Microsoft Copilot for governance and risk summaries
Automation Sandbox for structured risk workflow design
Security controls for technology risk understanding
System lifecycle concepts for risk-aware oversight
Data privacy concepts for information risk context
Enterprise tools for automation-ready risk frameworks

Yes, the CRISC certification training includes practical risk exercises across all four ISACA-aligned domains. Participants work on governance structure evaluation, risk identification and analysis, risk response evaluation, and technology risk context analysis. These activities help them move beyond theory and apply risk judgment to realistic enterprise situations.

This training course also uses case studies, industry simulations, Copilot-supported tasks, Automation Sandbox workflows, and domain-wise mock assessments. Participants practise assessing risks, planning responses, designing controls, monitoring risk, and reporting to stakeholders with a clearer structure and confidence for workplace use.

Copilot supports the CRISC training course by helping participants create structured outputs for governance frameworks, accountability structures, policy summaries, risk analysis summaries, impact evaluations, response strategies, control frameworks, and risk reporting. This makes complex IT risk management tasks easier to organise and apply during practical exercises.

The Automation Sandbox helps participants convert risk identification, assessment, response planning, monitoring, and accountability processes into automation-ready workflows. They review current risk practices, identify gaps, define decision points, and build structured workflows that support stronger risk visibility, consistency, and enterprise execution.

Learners Point’s CRISC training stands out because it combines ISACA-aligned CRISC domains with practical risk work. Participants work through governance evaluation, risk assessment, risk response, control design, and stakeholder reporting using case studies, enterprise scenarios, and domain-wise mock assessments.

It also includes Copilot-supported exercises and an Automation Sandbox where participants convert risk processes into automation-ready workflows. With guided practice, continuous feedback, and final competency evaluation, Learners Point helps to build usable enterprise IT risk management capability with clearer confidence for CRISC preparation.