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ISACA CRISC Expert Exam Objectives

Exam Basics

Format is 150 multiple-choice questions in a 4-hour sitting
Scaled score range is 200–800 with 450 as the passing score
Open to all candidates; certification requires verified risk and control experience and application within five years of passing
Designed for professionals who identify, assess, respond to and report on enterprise IT risk

Domain 1: Governance (26%)

Establish and maintain a governance framework that aligns risk management with organizational strategy
Define roles, decision rights and metrics for oversight of risk, control and compliance
Embed policies and governance practices that enable value delivery and accountable risk-taking

Domain 2: IT Risk Assessment (22%)

Identify risk scenarios, threats, vulnerabilities and control deficiencies
Analyze likelihood and impact and prioritize risks for treatment
Maintain risk registers and communicate results to stakeholders

Domain 3: Risk Response and Reporting (32%)

Select and oversee risk responses and control improvements
Develop treatment plans, track performance and report residual risk
Enable informed decision-making through timely, accurate and relevant risk reporting

Domain 4: Information Technology and Security (20%)

Align technology and security practices with risk and control objectives
Evaluate security capabilities, awareness and third-party risk
Support resilience through continuity, incident response and recovery oversight

Out of Scope

Hands-on coding and low-level configuration tasks
Deep vendor-specific architecture design and troubleshooting
Execution of penetration tests and red-team operations
The focus is risk governance, assessment and reporting rather than build-and-run activities

How to Prepare

Study the official CRISC exam content outline and candidate guide
Use practice exams to build speed and accuracy with representative questions
Map your experience to each domain and note examples you can recall quickly
Revisit weaker domains and refine risk and control terminology before test day

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