What Skills Will You Gain
IT risk identification and assessment
IT risk response and mitigation
Risk and control monitoring and reporting
Information systems control design and implementation

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The Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) course covers identifying, assessing, and managing IT risk. You'll work through structured video lessons and exam-style practice questions that mirror the real CRISC exam, building the practical judgment needed to apply these skills on the job. By the end, you'll be ready to sit the CRISC exam and earn the Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) credential. This Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) training pairs guided lessons with a full Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) practice test, so you walk into the CRISC exam fully prepared.
IT risk identification and assessment
IT risk response and mitigation
Risk and control monitoring and reporting
Information systems control design and implementation
24x7 support from ISACA-certified experts
This course is valid for 2 years from the date of purchase
Practice tests with unique, exam-style questions
Detailed explanations for every practice question
Hands-on labs using real ISACA services
Downloadable CRISC cheat sheet for quick revision
Official domain-by-domain weightings for the CRISC exam were not included in the source data for this page, so the skill areas below are listed without percentage breakdowns. Verify current weightings on the vendor's official Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) exam guide before publishing.
IT risk identification and assessment
IT risk response and mitigation
Risk and control monitoring and reporting
Information systems control design and implementation
The Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) course lays out a clear path to the CRISC exam, so you're not guessing what to study next.
Start with the video lessons in this Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) course to build a working understanding of the core concepts the CRISC exam covers. Then move into the hands-on labs to apply what you've learned in a real environment instead of just reading about it.
Next, work through the CRISC practice test set. Each Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) practice test question comes with a detailed explanation, so a wrong pick becomes a lesson you actually retain.
When your CRISC practice test scores stay consistently above the passing mark, you're ready to book the Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) exam. For a fuller walkthrough, refer to a dedicated Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) exam preparation guide alongside this course.
The CRISC certification recommends holding the 3 Yrs Experience certification first, though this may not be a strictly enforced prerequisite.
Once you pass, the Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) certification stays valid for 3 Years. Before it expires, you can renew the CRISC certification by retaking the current exam.
Many learners treat the Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) certification as a step within a broader vendor certification track. Check Whizlabs' related course listings for a logical next-level credential once you've completed this CRISC course.
This certification validates your ability to work with identifying, assessing, and managing IT risk. It signals to employers that you can apply these skills in real ISACA projects, supporting stronger roles, responsibilities, and career growth.
Positions you for risk professionals and it risk managers roles, and signals proven, job-ready expertise in identifying, assessing, and managing IT risk.
Helps your organization apply identifying, assessing, and managing IT risk more effectively, reducing risk and improving efficiency in real deployments.
Deepens your hands-on understanding of identifying, assessing, and managing IT risk, moving beyond theory into practical, job-ready skills.
Professional-level certifications like this are consistently linked to stronger salaries and career growth in ISACA-related roles.
Exam Format and Information
Prior Certification
3 Yrs Experience
Exam Validity
3 Years
Exam Fee
575 USD
Exam Duration
240 Minutes
No. of Questions
150 Questions
Passing Score
450/800
Best for those with hands-on or working familiarity with identifying, assessing, and managing IT risk.
English, Spanish, and other languages depending on availability.
Multiple choice questions.
CRISC has a prerequisite: ISACA requires 3 years of cumulative work experience across at least 2 of the 4 CRISC domains. It's designed for risk professionals and it risk managers who want practical, job-ready skills.

Risk professionals working with identifying, assessing, and managing IT.

IT risk managers preparing for professional-level certification.

IT professionals expanding into this specialization.

Consultants advising clients on ISACA best practices.

Students and career changers entering the field.

Anyone pursuing the CRISC credential.
You will have to pay $760 when you are not an ISACA member, while for those having the membership of ISACA, the registration fee amounts to $575. The exam fee is non-transferable and non-refundable.
You will have to answer a total of 150 questions to complete the exam.
The format of questions for the CRISC certification would be Multiple choice.
You can take the test 4 times in a span of 12 months, if you fail. However, you have to maintain a gap of 30 days between the first and second attempt and a 90 day gap between any consecutive attempts.
You will have to complete the exam within a time frame of 240 minutes.
You have to achieve a minimum score of 450 to pass the CRISC exam, irrespective of domains.
The CRISC exam is available in English, Spanish and Chinese(Simplified) as of now. The exam would be available in the Korean language starting from November, 2022.
No, you cannot take the exam if you carry a pass status for 5 years.