COBIT 5, stands for Control Objectives for Information Related Technologies, 5th Edition. It is a framework for managing and governing corporate IT created by The Information Systems Audit and Control Association, or ISACA.  The framework provides a globally accepted set of tools and resources that help organizations govern and manage their information and technology assets….

COBIT 4.1 breaks down IT governance and management into four key domains, each focusing on specific areas of IT processes.  Evaluate, Direct, and Monitor (EDM): EDM forms the major component of the COBIT 5 model and concerns itself with the optimal accomplishment of IT business integration and governance. This domain includes identifying directions for IT’s…

COBIT Foundation is an entry-level/step professional certification that validates a candidate’s knowledge and skills of COBIT 5 Principles. The COBIT 5 Foundation certification is suited for individuals who are looking to gain an understanding of the core principles and practices of IT governance & enterprise IT management as outlined within the COBIT 5 framework. The…

COBIT is an ISACA framework abbreviated for Control Objectives for Information and Related Technology. It was developed to assist IT managers, auditors, and users in developing IT governance and control. COBIT offers a list of widely accepted measures, indicators, processes, and best practices for IT resources management, considering a particular industry’s specificity.   COBIT can be…

COBIT 5 is built on five key principles that help organizations manage and govern their IT: Principle 1: Meeting stakeholder needsThis principle underscores the view that organizational requirements should be aligned with stakeholders’ requirements because organizations are established on such demands. Erosion of trust is mostly about knowing stakeholders and ensuring their demands are in…

ISACA is a global association serving IT governance professionals, risk managers, cybersecurity stakeholders, etc. Initially, it was called The Information Systems Audit and Control Association. ISACA was founded in 1969 and is a nonprofit organization offering IT knowledge and certification to about 140000 members across hundreds of business and government enterprises around the globe. ISACA…

IT Infrastructure Library, abbreviated as ITIL, is a compilation of guidelines for managing IT services to enhance service levels. One of the primary objectives of ITBM is to ensure that IT services remain relevant to the business agenda and on track as that agenda evolves. ITIL has evolved a lot over the years. The first…