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CRISC — Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control

ISACA Advanced

Enterprise IT risk management on the current outline (from 3 November 2025): governance, risk assessment, risk response and reporting, and technology and security. The most risk-focused of the ISACA credentials. There is no current-outline CRISC course here and no CRISC practice tests yet: each step teaches its domain from our GRC and continuity courses.

4 courses · 30 sections · 141 lectures · 28 labs · ≈ 38 h of hands-on labs

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Exam domains

  • Governance — 26%
  • Risk Assessment — 22%
  • Risk Response and Reporting — 32%
  • Technology and Security — 20%

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Step 1 — Governance

Domain 1 (26%): organisational governance, the risk universe, the three lines of defence and who owns which risk.

1 course · 15 sections · 72 lectures

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  • CourseMastering Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC): A Handbook (opens in a new tab)opens on courses.stationx.net 🔒 StationX Membership — $299 / year ($24.92/mo billed annually)
    15 sections · 72 lectures
    1. Course Overview 2
    2. Introduction 6
    3. Module 1 - What is Governance Risk and Compliance - Quite Literally 9
    4. Module 2 - The Three Lines of Defense 7
    5. Module 3-Step 1 Information Gathering-Understand the organisation risk universe 11
    6. Module 4 - Step 2: Drafting inherent risks 14
    7. Module 5 - Step 3: Mapping the Lines of Defense - Roles and Responsibilities 4
    8. Module 6 - Step 4: Existing Controls Environment 5
    9. Module 7 - Step 5: Residual Risk 2
    10. Module 8 - Follow Through 2
    11. Module 9 - Bringing it all together 1
    12. Module 10 - GRC Tools 2
    13. Module 11 - IT Auditing: The Third Line of Defense 3
    14. Module 12 - Course Conclusion 3
    15. Audio Version of Training 1

Step 2 — Risk assessment

Domain 2 (22%): identify and assess IT risk — inherent risk, the existing controls, residual risk.

1 course · 1 section · 11 lectures

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Step 3 — Risk response and reporting

Domain 3 (32%): choose the response, design and test the controls, and report on risk. The labs are the audit and control ones, among them Comparing Controls, and Monitoring and Verifying Management Systems.

1 course · 11 sections · 50 lectures · 7 labs

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Step 4 — Technology and security

Domain 4 (20%): business continuity and disaster recovery, and the security controls your risk responses rely on.

1 course · 3 sections · 8 lectures · 22 labs

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