COBIT 5 and its Information Security Framework

COBIT 5 and its Information Security Framework offers an overview of how to introduce or transition to COBIT 5 and its complimentary publication COBIT 5 for Information Security in your organization.  It also discusses the key differences between COBIT 4.1 and COBIT 5.

Audience:

This course is recommended for those preparing for additional COBIT 5 training, including the COBIT 5 Foundation Course, COBIT 5 Implementation Course and Assessor Program Training (available late 2012)—all of which include the ability to earn COBIT 5 certificates, plus:

1. Current COBIT 4.1 users deciding if they want to adopt COBIT 5
2. Users new to COBIT, who want to learn more about COBIT 5
3. All core IT professionals working in audit, assurance, risk, security and governance

Learning Objectives:

• Explain the new role of Information Technology in the Organization
• Understand what Enterprise Governance is and how a sound IT Governance contributes to business success
• Introduce the five basic Principles and the seven governance and management enablers
• Describe the basics of how to implement COBIT 5
• Understand the differences between COBIT 4.1 and COBIT 5 and what to consider when transitioning
• Introduce Information Security Principles, Policies and Frameworks
• Linking COBIT 5 and Information Security
• Discuss guidelines for organizing IT
• Introduce the different information types, stakeholders and lifecycle
• Organizing the Information Security Program

Course Organizational Logistics:

• Minimum of 8 students and a maximum of 20 students is a requisite for course delivery.  If minimum of eight (8) students is not met, The Lean IT Group reserves the right to cancel the course at any time.
• Course runs 08:30 – 4:30 each day. 

• Students receive a copy of the classroom presentation material.

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