Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) Exam | ISACA

About this course

This CRISC Practice Exam QCM Course is designed to prepare learners for the Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) certification exam, based on ISACA’s latest exam content outline. The course focuses on realistic, scenario-based multiple-choice questions that reflect the complexity and style of the actual CRISC exam.Through hundreds of expertly crafted questions, detailed explanations, and domain-focused practice sets, students will gain the knowledge, analytical skills, and confidence required to pass the exam on the first attempt. The course covers the updated CRISC domains effective November 3, 2025, ensuring alignment with the latest ISACA standards.Domain 1: Governance (26%)Focuses on establishing and maintaining the framework and processes to ensure that IT risk management supports the business objectives and is integrated into enterprise governance.Subdomains:Enterprise IT governance principles and frameworksOrganizational strategy and business objectives alignmentRisk governance and enterprise risk management (ERM) integrationPolicies, standards, and procedures for IT risk managementRoles, responsibilities, and accountability in governance structuresCommunication of governance and risk management strategiesDomain 2: IT Risk Assessment (22%)Covers identifying, assessing, and analyzing IT risks to support risk-based decision-making.Subdomains:Risk identification methods and data collection techniquesThreat, vulnerability, and control analysisRisk likelihood and impact evaluationCurrent and emerging risk trendsRisk prioritization based on business objectivesRisk ownership assignment and documentation

Course objectives

• prepare for the CRISC certification exam
• practice with scenario-based multiple-choice questions
• gain analytical skills for risk management