Academy of Internal Audit Launches CISA Certification Program with ISACA
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- •AIA launched a CISA Certification Preparation Program to enhance training offerings.
- •The program is designed for working professionals with limited study time.
- •AIA aims to bridge the gap between audit, technology, and risk management.
The Academy of Internal Audit (AIA) has launched a CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) Certification Preparation Program, enhancing its offerings as an ISACA Accredited Training Organization. This initiative aims to equip professionals in audit, risk, and compliance with essential skills in information systems. AIA has previously supported thousands in obtaining certifications like CFE, CIA, and CAMS. The new program is designed for working professionals, providing structured learning supported by ISACA resources. CEO Puneet Garg emphasized the growing demand for professionals who understand both audit and IT. The program includes access to ISACA's CISA Prep Kit, study notes, recorded sessions, and expert-created materials. This expansion aligns with AIA's mission to adapt to the evolving landscape of audit and technology. The program is expected to help professionals navigate the complexities of modern audit practices.
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