The Information Systems Auditor is a certification and is a recognized standard for assessing an IT auditor's knowledge, expertise and skill in assessing vulnerabilities and implementing IT controls in an enterprise environment. This certification is issued to people who ensure that an organization's IT and business systems are monitored, managed and protected. It is designed for IT auditors, audit managers, consultants and security professionals.

Attaining the certification is considered beneficial since it is accepted by employers worldwide and is often requested for IT audit and Information Security Manager (ISM) positions.

The course helps individuals prepare for the Information Systems Auditor certification.Helps them review sample questions and identify best answers. The explanation at the end of each question helps you understand the criteria for selecting an answer.

Responsibilities of an Information Systems Auditor are:

- Implementing an audit strategy.

- Planning audits.

- Executing the audits.

- Sharing audit results and providing recommendations.

- Performing reexaminations of the audits to ensure the recommended actions have been performed by management.

Finally, the individual is responsible for working with management. This is to ensure the security standards, policies, procedures and controls within the organization impart integrity, confidentiality and availability of information assets. The CIA form the basic pillars of Information Security.