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COBIT® 5 Foundation Certification Training Course

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Features of This Course

Why Choose COBIT® 5 Foundation Certification Training?

COBIT® 5 Foundation Certification Training by TopD Learning is curated by industry professionals based on what is common for the industry and what the industries demand and need.

Our COBIT® 5 Foundation Certification Training Course gives you the opportunity to learn about the value that COBIT can bring to a business by providing insights into enterprise-wide governance of IT systems.

This will allow you to see the different elements and supporting materials that are used when implementing a framework designed for this purpose.

Effective governance over information and technology is critically important for business success, and plays a major role in achieving that transition.

COBIT’s principles are meant to be used by everyone - not just IT people. In fact, the principles can be applied to any industry and size of business.

The average salary for a professional with COBIT as a skill is $98k/year– Payscale.com

Disclaimer

  • COBIT®️ is a registered trademark of ISACA. All rights reserved.
  • COBIT®️ 5 Foundation is provided by Good e-Learning, APMG-International Accredited Training Organization

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Self Paced Learning

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Course Curriculum

Learning Objectives:

In this module, you will learn the basic design of the course and set the tone and set your expectations for the rest of the course. This module will show how COBIT 5 achieves its role as a single and integrated framework, which is a considerable achievement, given the number of different frameworks available in the IT operational and planning sphere.

This module describes the COBIT 5 architecture and how it achieves the integration and alignment within a single framework by bringing together existing and new ISACA material with new guidance, as well as other standards and frameworks.

In this module you will also learn about the COBIT 5 family of products.

 

M1. Governance – Introduction, Issues and Challenges

This module provides a quick run through the issues around IT Governance and how it fits into the general Governance of an organization.

This module provides a general overview of governance and the implications for business of implementing governance. It is important to remember that this module and the next module are not examinable modules, but they are an important background to introduce you to the concepts and discipline of governance and technology governance.

So, now we are going to concentrate on two main points:

1) What governance is, and
2) How it enables us to better conduct our business

Learning Objectives:

Before starting on the COBIT 5 journey it is necessary to establish the context within which the framework is relevant and useful. To that end, we’ll provide a general understanding of what IT governance is and some of the challenges boards have faced, leading to a recognition of the complexity of the IT environment, with its many functions, structures, frameworks, roles etc., all of which give rise to a multitude of IT issues and risks.

In order to manage these challenges 3 viewpoints are introduced – Organization, Executive Board and Management and thirdly IT management. This is further detailed from the perspective of ineffective IT governance.

Learning Objectives:

This module is the first module that begins to address the specific Learning Objectives that are mandated for the COBIT 5 Foundation exam.

ISACA is quite explicit in specifying the basic knowledge of COBIT that it expects you to have acquired in order to pass the Foundation exam.

We will look at the five principles that underpin COBIT 5 and the processes and methodologies that derive from them. Once you are confident that you have thoroughly grasped the implications of these Principles you will be ready to proceed to the next Module.

Learning Objectives:

First we will take a look at the Governance Objectives implied by Stakeholder needs and then understand how these arise by looking at the various drivers involved.

From these considerations we will get an understanding how to translate the needs of the stakeholder into meaningful action. We will look at the COBIT 5 goals cascade, which is the mechanism to translate stakeholder needs into specific, actionable and customized enterprise goals, IT-related goals, and enabler goals.

Learning Objectives:
The Learning Objectives for this module include identifying the components of a governance system and the interactions between them. You will need to be confident in your understanding of these aspects before you move on the succeeding modules.
Learning Objectives:

In this module we will show how COBIT 5 achieves its role of a single and integrated framework. This is necessary because COBIT comprises a large body of knowledge from previous versions through to the current version but also other disciplines, standards and frameworks covering security, risk and assurance to mention just a few.

COBIT 5 is a dynamic framework with continued efforts by ISACA to continually update and extend it and also make it relevant across multiple disciplines within the enterprise IT space.

This module describes the COBIT 5 architecture and how it achieves the integration and alignment within a single framework by bringing together existing and new ISACA material with new guidance and other standards and frameworks.

Learning Objectives:

This Module discusses the Fourth Principle of COBIT 5 – Enabling a Holistic Approach.

Remembering that the Learning Objectives are the specific things that will be examined in the Foundation Exam, there’s quite a lot of content here.

Fortunately, the way that COBIT5 approaches the Holistic Approach means that there is a logic behind the structures that mean these are not particularly hard to grasp.

COBIT 5 defines a set of enablers to support the implementation of a comprehensive governance and management system for enterprise IT. We will look at this in detail in this module

Learning Objectives:

This Module covers a critical differentiator between COBIT and most of the other frameworks that have a Governance aspect.

What is striking about COBIT is the degree of separation and clarity of thinking predicated by the degree of separation between the aspects of Governance and Management.

This is Principle No. 5 of COBIT, and in many ways the key to the whole edifice.

The Learning objectives of Principle 5 are concerned about this separation – and also the pragmatics of the way they have to co-exist and interact – how they feed off each other might be another way of describing the relationship.

We will consider these aspects separately as a matter of academic clarity, content in the understanding that in the real world it can be a considerable intellectual challenge to suitably separate them.

Learning Objectives:
In this module we will learn about Enablers. Enablers are factors that, individually and collectively, influence whether something will work. The COBIT 5 framework describes seven categories of enablers and each one will be covered in turn in this module.
Learning Objectives:

This Module discusses the COBIT 5 Process Capability Model which, is part of COBIT5 foundation – and as such is a subset of ISACA’s Process Assessment Programme, which augments this aspect of the COBIT5 Framework Guidance. We will look into the Process Assessment Programme to the extent needed to support the Foundation level thinking around Assessment.

At the end of the module you should have a good understanding of the Process Capability Model and the basic ISO 15504 concepts, and the facts, terms and concepts that relate to the Process Capability Model.

Learning Objectives:

The purpose of this module is to introduce the implementation and continual improvement life cycle at a high level and to highlight a number of important topics from COBIT 5 implementation such as:

1) Making a business case for the implementation and improvement of the governance and management of IT
2) Recognizing typical pain points and trigger events
3) Creating the appropriate environment for implementation
4) Leveraging COBIT to identify gaps and guide the development of enablers such as policies, processes, principles, organizational structures, and roles and responsibilities.

COBIT® 5 Training Course Features

Instructor-led Live Sessions

We use only the finest instructors in the IT industry with good experience. Learn from our instructor and interact live at your desired place via virtual learning programs scheduled to run at specific times.

E-Learning Self-Paced Training

We offer self-paced training programs, which are structured in modules so as to offer maximum flexibility to those who wish to work around their already hectic schedules.

One to One Training

We offer is one to one training as a mode of educational training where you can Interact one to one with the instructor to get a fully focused training experience. It is preferred by students who prefer a personalized approach.

24 x 7 Expert Support

We have a lifetime 24x7 online support team to resolve all your technical queries, through a ticket based tracking system.

Certification

After successfully completing your course & projects, TopD Learning will provide a professional certification for you.

Lifetime Access

You will get lifetime access to our LMS where quizzes, presentations & class recordings are available.

Course Completion Certification

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You will receive a course completion certificate post completing all assignments & tasks certifying that you have learned the skills and completed the course successfully. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

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ISACA is a nonprofit and independent global association focused on encouraging best practices in information systems management.

It offers a number of certificate programs, including COBIT 2019.

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