CISM Certification Training Casablanca

Advanced training for ISACA CISM (Certified Information Security Manager) certification - The standard for security managers

CISM4 daysAdvancedBlended (in-person + remote)

In Casablanca, our cybersecurity training supports Grand Casablanca businesses in their secure digital transformation. Organizations like OCP Group, Attijariwafa Bank, BMCE Bank of Africa trust our expertise to train their teams. Based in Casablanca Technopark, we understand the specific challenges of the Morocco market and adapt our programs to local realities.

Key Information

Duration4 days

ModeBlended (in-person + remote)

LevelAdvanced

LocationCasablanca

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CISM Checklist: 4 Essential Domains

Prepare for your CISM certification with this checklist covering all 4 security management domains.

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Presentation

Advanced training for ISACA CISM (Certified Information Security Manager) certification - The standard for security managers

Objectives

Master the 4 CISM domains: governance, risk, program and incident management
Develop and manage an information security program
Align security strategy with business objectives
Effectively manage information risks
Prepare for and pass the ISACA CISM exam

Target Audience

→Chief Information Security Officers (CISO)
→IT Managers moving into security leadership
→Senior security consultants
→Experienced security auditors
→Risk and compliance directors

Prerequisites

Minimum 5 years of information security experience, including 3 years in security management. Knowledge of governance frameworks (COBIT, ISO 27001).

Detailed Program

•Establish and maintain security governance framework
•Define management roles and responsibilities
•Integration of IT governance and security governance
•Metrics and executive reporting

Frequently Asked Questions

Prerequisites

Minimum 5 years of information security experience, including 3 years in security management. Knowledge of governance frameworks (COBIT, ISO 27001).

Target Audience

→Chief Information Security Officers (CISO)
→IT Managers moving into security leadership
→Senior security consultants
→Experienced security auditors
→Risk and compliance directors

Detailed Curriculum

Domain 1: Information Security Governance

→Establish and maintain security governance framework
→Define management roles and responsibilities
→Integration of IT governance and security governance
→Metrics and executive reporting

Domain 2: Risk Management

→Information risk management process
→Risk identification, analysis and assessment
→Risk treatment and residual risk
→Integration with Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)

Domain 3: Program Development and Management

→Security program architecture and roadmap
→Human resources, budgets and justification
→Security standards, procedures and guidelines
→Security awareness and training

Domain 4: Incident Management

→Incident planning and preparation
→Detection, response and recovery
→Post-mortem and continuous improvement
→Crisis communication and notification

Expected Outcomes

Master the 4 CISM domains: governance, risk, program and incident management

Develop and manage an information security program

Align security strategy with business objectives

Effectively manage information risks

Prepare for and pass the ISACA CISM exam

Companies in Casablanca using this training

OCP Group - Awareness training for 500+ employees
Attijariwafa Bank - Ongoing certification program
BMCE Bank of Africa - Security audit and custom training
Casablanca Technopark startups - Monthly group training sessions

Regulatory Compliance

Law 05-20 on cybersecurity, DGSSI (General Directorate of Information Systems Security), Law 09-08 (personal data protection), CNDP (National Commission for Data Protection), ISO 27001 compliance for banking sector

FAQs

What is the difference between CISM and CISSP?

CISSP covers technical security (8 operational domains), while CISM focuses on management and governance (4 managerial domains). CISM is ideal for CISOs and managers, CISSP for architects and technical experts. Both complement each other.

How much does the CISM exam cost?

The CISM exam costs $575 for ISACA members and $760 for non-members. ISACA membership ($135/year) is worthwhile if you're taking the exam. The exam includes 150 questions over 4 hours.

What experience is required for CISM?

ISACA requires 5 years of information security management experience, with at least 3 years in 3 of the 4 CISM domains. Substitutions are possible (certifications, degrees) to reduce up to 2 years.

What salary with a CISM certification?

CISM certified professionals earn on average 20-25% more than peers. In France, a CISM-certified CISO earns between €90K and €150K+. CISM is particularly valued in large enterprises and the financial sector.

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Next session in Casablanca

February 22, 2026