The Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) practice test prepares you to understand and apply core principles and practices in IS audit, control, and assurance.

Why should I use the CISA Practice Test to prepare for the official exam?

The CISA certification is ideal for professionals who want to validate their ability to audit, govern, and assure enterprise information systems. Passing the CISA exam demonstrates your knowledge across the IS audit process; IT governance and management; IS acquisition, development, and implementation; IS operations and business resilience; and protection of information assets. While five years of relevant work experience is required for full certification, the CISA exam offers a clear path to build and prove these skills. After earning CISA, consider complementary ISACA credentials such as CRISC or CISM to broaden your risk and security management expertise.

The CISA practice test includes two modes: certification and practice. Certification mode allows you to assess your knowledge and discover your weak areas, while practice mode allows you to focus on the areas that need development.

The ISACA-CISA practice test contains 150 questions and covers the following objectives:

• Information System Auditing Process - 27 questions
• Governance and Management of IT - 27 questions
• Information Systems Acquisition, Development, and Implementation - 18 questions
• Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience - 39 questions
• Protection of Information Assets - 39 questions