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COBIT® 5 is the industry-leading framework for the governance and management of enterprise IT. Control Objectives for Information and Related Technology (COBIT) is a framework providing best practices for the governance and management of enterprise IT services. The COBIT 5 framework covers five main topic areas: audit and assurance, risk management, information Security , regulatory and compliance, and governance of enterprise IT.

It is a framework created by ISACA(Information System Audit and Control Associate) designed for all IT governance to bridge the crucial gap between technical issues, business risk, and control requirements. Our COBIT® training Palestine offers skills to ensure overall quality, control, reliability of information systems in an organization, which is the most important aspect of every modern business. 

This COBIT 5 Foundation course is designed for professionals seeking a deeper understanding of the governance and management of enterprise IT. This course includes six lessons, covering the five principles and seven enablers that form the basis of the COBIT 5 business framework. Real-life scenarios and quizzes complement this COBIT training course.

Popular courses are  COBIT 5 Foundation

COBIT Courses

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