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Certified IT Governance

with Cobit 5
14th - 16th September 2020 | Online Training
In this training the participant should understand the key principles and terminology within
COBIT 5. Specifically, the candidate should know and understand:
1. The COBIT 5 Product Architecture.
2. The IT management issues and challenges that affect enterprises.
3. The 5 Key Principles of COBIT 5 for the governance and management of Enterprise IT.
4. How COBIT 5 enables IT to be governed and managed in a holistic manner for the entire enterprise.
5. How the COBIT 5 processes and the Process Reference Model (PRM) help guide the creation
of the 5 Principles and the 7 Governance and Management Enablers.
6. The basic concepts for the Implementation of COBIT 5.
7. The components and purpose of the Process Reference Guide
8. The basic concepts of a RACI and how they are used in COBIT 5.
9. The basic concepts of the new Process Assessment Model.
10. The COBIT 5 guides and how they interrelate.
This course is for business managers, chief executives, IT/IS auditors, internal auditors, information
security and IT practitioners; consultants, IT/IS managers requiring an insight into the enterprise
governance of IT.
The classes will be dynamic with exercises and interactions with the participants. There is a mind map
with all information about this course and questionnaire with 90 question to provide the student with a
foundational understanding of the essential aspects of COBIT 5.
This class needs 3-day class for best learning experience.
This training outline follows the official syllabus presented by © The APM Group Limited 2013, COBIT 5®
Foundation Examination Syllabus. COBIT® is a trademark of ISACA® registered in the United States
and other countries.

THE PRINCIPLES OF COBIT 5


Understand the concepts relating to the structure and format of the framework, the drivers and
business benefits of using the COBIT 5 framework.

PRINCIPLE 1 - MEETING STAKEHOLDER NEEDS


• How the Governance Objective of Value Creation meets stakeholder needs?
• The types of Stakeholder drivers and where they fit into the COBIT 5 goals cascade mechanism.
• The importance of Stakeholder needs and where they fit in the COBIT 5 goals cascade mechanism.
• The relationships of the enterprise goals to the 3 main governance objectives.
• The purpose of the Goals Cascade mechanism.

PRINCIPLE 2 - COVERING THE ENTERPRISE END-TO-END


• The key components of a Governance System.
• How Key roles and activities interrelate

PRINCIPLE 3 - APPLYING A SINGLE INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK.


• The purpose of the COBIT 5 Integrator model and how it integrates and aligns with existing
ISACA guidance, new guidance and other standards and frameworks.
• The reasons why COBIT 5 is an integrated Framework

PRINCIPLE 4 - ENABLING A HOLISTIC APPROACH


• The importance of the key components of the enabler dimension.
• The purpose of measurement indicators in the achievement of Goals.

PRINCIPLE 5 - SEPARATING GOVERNANCE FROM MANAGEMENT


• The definition and responsibilities of Governance and Management
• The interactions between governance and management
THE COBIT 5 ENABLERS

ENABLER 1 - PRINCIPLES, POLICIES AND FRAMEWORKS


• The purpose of principles, policies and frameworks in the enabling model.
• The differences between Policies and Principles
• The characteristics of good policies.
• The purpose of the Policy life cycle.
• The good practice requirements for policies, principles and frameworks.
• The links and relationships between the Principles, policies and frameworks Enabler and other
enablers.

ENABLER 2 - PROCESSES
• Examples of Internal and External stakeholders
• The key characteristics of the process goal categories.
• The activities in the process life cycle.
• The differences in the Process Reference Model between Process Practices, Process Activities,
Inputs and Outputs (Work products).
• The Relationships between the Processes enabler and other enablers.

ENABLER 3 - ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES


• The Good Practices of an organizational structure, specifically:
• The responsibilities and characteristics of the following roles in an organization.

ENABLER 4 - CULTURE, ETHICS AND BEHAVIOUR


• The good practices for creating, encouraging and maintaining desired behavior throughout the
enterprise.
• The relationship of Goals for culture, ethics and behavior to others enablers.
• The links and relationships of the Culture, ethics and behavior enabler and to the other enablers.

ENABLER 5 - INFORMATION
• The importance of the information criteria and dimensions of the COBIT 5 Information enablers.
• The five steps of the Information Cycle, and how they interrelate and apply to the Information
enablers
• The possible uses of the Information Model.

ENABLER 6 - SERVICES, INFRASTRUCTURE AND APPLICATIONS


• The five architecture principles that govern the implementation and use of IT-related resources.
• The relationship of the Services, Infrastructure and Applications Enabler to the other enablers.

ENABLER 7 - PEOPLE, SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES


• The good practices of skills and competencies.
• The skill categories, related to the COBIT Process Domains.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO COBIT 5 IMPLEMENTATION

IMPLEMENTATION LIFE CYCLE


• The three interrelated components of the life cycle model.
• Understand the guidance that ISACA offers on implementing COBIT 5, the use of the continual
improvement life cycle’ in enabling change in an enterprise.
• The Importance of Pain Points and Trigger events that require improved governance and
management of enterprise IT.

BUSINESS CASE
• The importance of the business case to a programme initiative leveraging COBIT 5.
• The characteristics of a good business case and what it should typically include.

COMPONENTS OF LIFE CYCLE


• The purpose of each of the three interrelated components of the life cycle.
• The relationship between the three rings of the implementation life cycle for phases 1, 2 and 3.
• The relationship between the three rings of the implementation life cycle for phases 4, 5, 6 & 7.

PROCESS CAPABILITY MODEL (THE PROCESS ASSESSMENT MODEL)

To know facts, terms and concepts relating to the Process Capability Model.
The six Capability Levels based on ISO 15504:
The nine Attributes based on ISO 15504:
The Rating Scale based on ISO 15504:
The definition of the following ISO 15504 terms:
To understand the Process Capability Model and the basic ISO 15504 concepts.
The Purposes of carrying out a Process Capability Assessment, specifically to recognize the
following objectives
The Scope of the COBIT assessment programme, specifically the purpose of the 3 guides:
The purpose of a Process Reference Model in the PAM.
The Assessment Indicators and the differences between the two dimensions outlined in
the ISO 15504 approach.
The benefits of the COBIT Capability Assessment approach.

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