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COBIT® 2019 Bridge
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Course Details
COBIT® 2019 Bridge
Course code: C19B
Duration: 1 Day
Prerequisite:
• The COBIT 5 Foundation certificate -issued by the ISACA-approved Accreditation Bodies, APMG and PeopleCert.
Course Description:
COBIT is a framework for the governance and management of enterprise Information and Technology that supports enterprise goal achievement. COBIT®2019 provides a comprehensive framework that assists enterprises create optimal value from IT by maintaining a balance between realizing benefits and optimizing risk levels and resource use. COBIT®2019 enables IT to be governed and managed in a holistic manner for the entire enterprise, taking in the full end-to-end business and IT functional areas of responsibility, considering the IT-related interests of internal and external stakeholders. This one-day bridge course highlights the concepts, models and key definitions of the new framework and explains the differences between this recent release of COBIT 2019 with COBIT 5.
Course Objectives:
After taking this course, you should be able to:
• Recognize the context, benefits and key reasons COBIT is used as an information and technology governance framework.
• Compare the key attributes of the updated COBIT framework with COBIT5
• Recognize the target audience of COBIT 2019.
• Discover the updated COBIT principles for governance system framework.
• Identify the changes to the COBIT publications scheme.
• Describe the updated components of a governance system:
o Governance and management objectives
o Components of the governance system
o Focus areas
o Design factors
• Compare the updated COBIT goals cascade with COBIT5.
• Differentiate COBIT based performance management using maturity and capability perspectives.
• Discover how to design a tailored governance system using COBIT.
• Describe the relationships between the COBIT Design and Implementation Guides.
• Explain the key points of the COBIT business case.
• Recall the alignment of COBIT with other applicable frameworks, standards and bodies of knowledge.
Intended Audience:
• Any stakeholder with responsibilities for the governance and management of enterprise information and technology.
Course Outlines:
• Framework introduction
o COBIT as an I&T framework
o Intended audience for the COBIT 2019 framework
o COBIT format and product architecture
o Major differences
o COBIT and other standards
o Training and certification
• Principles
o Introduction to principles
o Governance “system” principles
o Governance “framework” principles
• Governance Systems and Components
o Governance and management objectives
o Components of the governance system
o Focus areas
o Design factors
o Goals cascade
• Governance and Management Objectives
o Overview of the COBIT core model
o Governance and management objectives:
o High level information
o Goals cascade
o Related governance components
• Performance Management
o Performance management definition and principles
o Performance management overview
o Capability vs. Maturity
o Managing performance of processes
o Managing other governance system components
• Designing a Tailored Governance System
o Impact of design factors
o Designing a tailored system
o Sample exam questions
• The COBIT Business Case
o Introduction to making a case for a governance project
• Implementing Enterprise Governance Over IT
o Implementation guide purpose and scope
o Implementation lifecycle
o Implementation lifecycle