ISACA

ISACA is the acronym for Information Systems Audit and Control Association, an international association that supports and sponsors the development of methodologies and certifications for the performance of audit and control activities in information.

History

ISACA was founded in 1967 when a group of auditors in computer systems perceived the need to centralize the source of information and methodology for the area of ​​operation. It was in 1969 that the group formalized partnership, originally incorporated as EDP Auditors Association.

In 1976 the name became ISACA, for which it is currently known, and the first professional certification of audit of information systems, or CISA was established. Current situation

ISACA currently serves about 95,000 voters (members and professionals with ISACA certifications) in some 160 countries. The positions of the members are such as auditor, consultant, educator, security professional, regulator, executive director of information and internal auditor. They work in almost every industry category. There is a network of ISACA chapters with 170 chapters in 160 countries.

The chapters provide ongoing education and training, shared resources, advocacy, networking and other benefits. Facts about ISACA

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