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CRISC Domain 1 - Governance Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

CRISC Domain 1 Governance

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

Part A: Organi­zat­ional Governance

Organi­zat­ional Strategy, Goals and Objectives
The Context of IT Risk Managemen
Organi­zat­ional Structure
Organi­zat­ional Culture
Policies and Standards
Business Process Review..
Organi­zat­ional Assets
Goals of InfoSec: Confid­ent­iality, Integrity, Availi­bility
Types of IT-related Business Risk
RACI (Respo­nsible, Accoun­table, Consulted, Informed)
Greatest benefit of a risk-aware cultur­e:S­usp­ected behaviour is reported at the earliest
Risk Management Concepts
Access: Unauth­orized access resulting in loss of confid­ent­iality
Key Roles
Risk Awareness
Vulner­abi­lities Threats, Threat Agents
Availa­bility: Servic­e/data is not accessible when needed
 
Prime consid­eration when developing an risk awareness progra­m:P­rocess owner should able to understand how risk can impact their process as well as overall business.
 
Infras­tru­cture: Inadequate IT infr.& systems to effect­ively support the needs of the business. (hardware, networks, software, people and processes)
 
Best approach when conducting an risk awareness campaign
Infras­tru­cture: Inadequate IT infr.& systems to effect­ively support the needs of the business. (hardware, networks, software, people and processes)
Integrity: Incomp­lete, incorrect or inaccurate data
Integrity: Incomp­lete, incorrect or inaccurate data
Invest­men­t/E­xpense: IT investment fails to provide value commen­surate with its cost or is otherwise excessive or wasteful, including the overall IT investment portfolio.
Invest­men­t/E­xpense: IT investment fails to provide value commen­surate with its cost or is otherwise excessive or wasteful, including the overall IT investment portfolio.
Project Ownership: IT projects failure due to lack of accoun­tab­ility and commitment
Project Ownership: IT projects failure due to lack of accoun­tab­ility and commitment
Relevance: The right inform­ation may not get to the right recipients at the right time to allow the right action to be taken
 

The Context of IT Risk Managemen

 
 

Part A: Organi­zat­ional Governance

Organi­zat­ional Strategy, Goals and Objectives
The Context of IT Risk Managemen
Organi­zat­ional Structure
Organi­zat­ional Culture
Policies and Standards
Business Process Review..
Organi­zat­ional Assets
Goals of InfoSec: Confid­ent­iality, Integrity, Availi­bility
Types of IT-related Business Risk
RACI (Respo­nsible, Accoun­table, Consulted, Informed)
Greatest benefit of a risk-aware cultur­e:S­usp­ected behaviour is reported at the earliest
Risk Management Concepts
Access: Unauth­orized access resulting in loss of confid­ent­iality
Key Roles
Risk Awareness
Vulner­abi­lities Threats, Threat Agents
Availa­bility: Servic­e/data is not accessible when needed
 
Prime consid­eration when developing an risk awareness progra­m:P­rocess owner should able to understand how risk can impact their process as well as overall business.
 
Infras­tru­cture: Inadequate IT infr.& systems to effect­ively support the needs of the business. (hardware, networks, software, people and processes)
 
Best approach when conducting an risk awareness campaign
Infras­tru­cture: Inadequate IT infr.& systems to effect­ively support the needs of the business. (hardware, networks, software, people and processes)
Integrity: Incomp­lete, incorrect or inaccurate data
Integrity: Incomp­lete, incorrect or inaccurate data
Invest­men­t/E­xpense: IT investment fails to provide value commen­surate with its cost or is otherwise excessive or wasteful, including the overall IT investment portfolio.
Invest­men­t/E­xpense: IT investment fails to provide value commen­surate with its cost or is otherwise excessive or wasteful, including the overall IT investment portfolio.
Project Ownership: IT projects failure due to lack of accoun­tab­ility and commitment
Project Ownership: IT projects failure due to lack of accoun­tab­ility and commitment
Relevance: The right inform­ation may not get to the right recipients at the right time to allow the right action to be taken