The CGEIT certification administered by ISACA focuses on governance of enterprise information technology. It covers 5 domains: strategic alignment between business and IT plans, ensuring IT delivers benefits, risk management, optimizing resource use, and performance measurement. Earning the certification requires meeting qualifications, passing the exam, adhering to ethics standards, and complying with continuing education requirements.

1. About the CGEIT Certification

2. The CGEIT Certification
CGEIT is an elite certification administered by ISACA.
It stands for “Certified in the Governance of Enterprise Information
Technology.”
Professionals with this credential often report directly to the board of large
organizations.

3. CGEIT: Five domains of expertise
1. Strategic alignment: Ensuring the link between business and IT plans;
2. Value delivery: Ensuring that IT delivers the promised benefits against the strategy
3. Risk management: Ensuring risk awareness, a clear understanding of the enterprise’s
appetite for risk, and transparency about the significant risks to the enterprise
4. Resource management: Optimizing the investment, use and allocation of IT resources
5. Performance measurement: Tracking project delivery and monitoring IT services to
translate strategy into action

4. Earning a CGEIT certification
The creation of the CGEIT certification reflects the growing importance of IT governance
in large organizations.
To earn the CGEIT certification, one must:
• Meet the minimum qualifications to sit for the exam
• Pass the CGEIT exam
• Adhere to the ISACA Code of Professional Ethics
• Agree to comply with the CGEIT continuing education policy

5. Video
A video version of this presentation can be found here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ti4zYNFJI_o

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