Practice Test CISA: Certified Information Systems Auditor

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The Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) practice test prepares you to understand and apply core principles and practices in IS audit, control, and assurance.

Why should I use the CISA Practice Test to prepare for the official exam?


The CISA certification is ideal for professionals who want to validate their ability to audit, govern, and assure enterprise information systems. Passing the CISA exam demonstrates your knowledge across the IS audit process; IT governance and management; IS acquisition, development, and implementation; IS operations and business resilience; and protection of information assets. While five years of relevant work experience is required for full certification, the CISA exam offers a clear path to build and prove these skills. After earning CISA, consider complementary ISACA credentials such as CRISC or CISM to broaden your risk and security management expertise.

The CISA practice test includes two modes: certification and practice. Certification mode allows you to assess your knowledge and discover your weak areas, while practice mode allows you to focus on the areas that need development.

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Questions: 150
Release Date: 11/2025
Job Role: IT Auditor
Language: English

The ISACA-CISA practice test contains 150 questions and covers the following objectives:

Information System Auditing Process - 27 questions

Planning

  • IS Audit Standards, Guidelines, Functions, and Codes of Ethics
  • Types of Audits, Assessments, and Reviews
  • Risk-Based Audit Planning
  • Types of Controls and Considerations

Execution

  • Audit Project Management
  • Audit Testing and Sampling Methodology
  • Audit Evidence Collection Techniques
  • AuditData Analytics (including audit algorithms)
  • Reporting and Communication Techniques
  • Quality Assurance and Improvement of Audit Process

Governance and Management of IT - 27 questions

IT Governance

  • Laws, Regulations, and Industry Standards
  • Organizational Structure, IT Governance, and IT Strategy
  • IT Policies, Standards, Procedures and Practices
  • Enterprise Architecture (EA) and Considerations
  • Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
  • Privacy Program and Principles
  • Data Governance and Classification

IT Management

  • IT Resource Management
  • IT Vendor Management
  • IT Performance Monitoring and Reporting
  • Quality Assurance and Quality Management of IT

Information Systems Acquisition, Development, and Implementation - 18 questions

Information Systems Acquisition and Development

  • Project Governance and Management
  • Business Case and Feasibility Analysis
  • System Development Methodologies
  • Control Identification and Design

Information Systems Implementation

  • System Readiness and Implementation Testing
  • Implementation Configuration and Release Management
  • System Migration, Infrastructure Deployment, and Data Conversion
  • Post-Implementation Review

Information Systems Operations and Business Resilience - 39 questions

Information Systems Operations

  • IT Components
  • IT Asset Management
  • Job Scheduling and Production Process Automation
  • System Interfaces
  • Shadow IT and End-User Computing (EUC)
  • Systems Availability and Capacity Management
  • Problem and Incident Management
  • IT Change, Configuration, and Patch Management
  • Operational Log Management
  • IT Service Level Management
  • Database Management

Business Resilience

  • Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
  • System and Operational Resilience
  • Data Backup, Storage, and Restoration
  • Business Continuity Plan (BCP)
  • Disaster Recovery Plans (DRP)

Protection of Information Assets - 39 questions

Information Asset Security and Control

  • Information Asset Security Policies, Frameworks, Standards, and Guidelines
  • Physical and Environmental Controls
  • Identity and Access Management
  • Network and End-Point Security
  • Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
  • Data Encryption
  • Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
  • Cloud and Virtualized Environments
  • Mobile, Wireless, and Internet-of-Things (IoT) Devices

Security Event Management

  • Security Awareness Training and Programs
  • Information System Attack Methods and Techniques
  • Security Testing Tools and Techniques
  • Security Monitoring Logs, Tools, and Techniques
  • Security Incident Response Management
  • Evidence Collection and Forensics


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What can I expect to earn if I pass the ISACA-CISA exam?

On passing the CISA exam and obtaining a job as an information systems auditor, you can expect to earn a salary in the United States of approximately $110,000.

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ISACA-CISA PRACTICE TEST

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The MeasureUp ISACA-CISA practice test is the most realistic simulation of the actual certification exam on the market, offering you the perfect opportunity to pass the official exam on the first attempt. And with our Test Pass Guarantee, you can be sure of success! The ISACA-CISA practice test has been created by leading experts in the field of supporting core technologies, including security and operating systems.

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The MeasureUp ISACA-CISA practice test has many advantages over free learning material, including:

How to use the ISACA-CISA Practice Test?

You can use the ISACA-CISA practice test in two different modes: certification and practice mode. The former allows you to assess your knowledge and discover your weak areas, while the latter helps you focus on those areas, ensuring you spend your time wisely.

We recommend starting with certification mode. After completing the test, review the generated report to identify areas that need improvement. Then, switch to practice mode to work on those areas. Once you feel confident, retake the test in certification mode. If you pass twice consecutively with a score of 90% or higher, you’re ready for the real exam!

CISA EXAM

What is ISACA-CISA?

ISACA CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) is a globally recognized certification for professionals who audit, control, and assess an organization’s IT systems and governance.

What is the CISA certification cost?

The CISA certification price is $575 for ISACA members and $760 for non-members (USD).

Is the ISACA-CISA exam hard?

It’s considered challenging because it spans five domains and tests both theory and real-world audit judgment. Most candidates with relevant IT audit/controls experience and a focused study plan find it manageable, but newcomers typically need extra preparation time.

How can I pass the ISACA-CISA certification exam?

The exam pass rate is 450/800. To pass the exam, use a combination of study materials, hands-on practice, and realistic practice tests like the MeasureUp CISA exam prep. Focus on understanding core concepts, review your weak areas, and aim to consistently score above 90% in practice exams.

How many questions does the ISACA-CISA have?

The number of CISA exam questions is 150.

What are the CISA certification requirements?

You must pass the exam and apply within five years, document five years of IS audit/control/assurance/security experience (up to three years may be waived via approved substitutions), and agree to ISACA’s ethics and CPE policies. You may take the exam before meeting the experience requirement; if you’re still accumulating experience, you can hold the CISA Associate designation until you qualify.

Is the ISACA-CISA worth it?

Yes. CISA is highly valued for IT audit, risk, and governance roles, boosting credibility and pay, though it’s most worthwhile if you have (or plan) relevant experience.