
The ISACA updates the content of its curriculum and exams around every five years. The CISM Exam has recently been revised, and the changes came into effect on 1 June 2022. Here’s what changed in the most recent CISM Exam Content Outline update.
The content outline for the 2022 CISM Exam is as follows:
In addition to the knowledge contained in these domains, there are 37 supporting tasks that make up the curriculum for the 2022 CISM.
The most significant change to the CISM exam content outline in 2022 is the weight of each domain in the exam material.
In the 2022 CISM exam update the weight is as follows:
Prior to the 2022 CISM Exam update, domain 1 was worth 24%, domain 2 was worth 30%, domain 3 was worth 27% and domain 4 was worth 19%.
As you can see, the exam now places much more weight on domains 3 and 4.
These domains cover more of the technical and practical elements of information security management and incident management. There is less of a focus on governance in the updated CISM exam content.
The domains remain largely the same in the 2022 CISM exam update, with some minor changes to the language. For instance, Domain 4 is now called Incident Management instead of Information Security Incident Management.
The exam format has not changed for 2022. There will still be 150 multiple-choice questions that you must answer within 4 hours. The exam is still difficult and will involve you considering and selecting which answer is the ‘most right’ or ‘least incorrect’.
Read the CISM Exam Guide here.
View the 2022 CISM Exam Content Outline.
See the ISACA CISM Exam Prep Guide.
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