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IT Compliance Manager

A Compliance Manager is responsible for ensuring that an enterprise adheres to relevant laws, regulations, policies, and standards. Depending on their industry or employer, duties may involve performing audits, developing procedures, and assessing potential risk.

Most common technical skills for IT Compliance Manager roles

According to market employment data, these are the top technical skills requested by employers:

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Auditing
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Computer science
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Internal auditing
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Internal controls
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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
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ISO/IEC 27001
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Risk analysis
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Risk management
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External auditing

Gain the technical skills needed to advance your career

You can rely on ISACA to provide the training, credentials, tools, and resources needed to meet current employer demands and emerging needs not yet widely represented in job descriptions.

CISA Certified Information Systems
Certification

CISA—Certified Information Systems Auditor

Prove your expertise in IS/IT auditing, control and security and be among the most qualified in the industry.
Artificial Intelligence Audit Toolkit
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Artificial Intelligence Audit Toolkit | Digital | English

Strengthen your audits as AI becomes central to enterprise operations. Use this toolkit to assess, evaluate, and guide AI systems under increasing scrutiny.
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CDPSE—Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer

The CDPSE certification is designed to assess a privacy professional’s ability to implement privacy by design to enable organizations to enhance privacy technology platforms and products that provide benefits to consumers, build trust, and advance data privacy.
Certified Information Security Manager
Certification

CISM—Certified Information Security Manager

CISM certification indicates expertise in information security governance, program development and management, incident management and risk management.
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Certificate

Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals Certificate

Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals  assists learners through a hybrid learning approach in building understanding of AI concepts, principles and uses.

AI Threat Landscape
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AI Threat Landscape: Attacks, Risk, and Security Measures Online Course

AI in general may not be new, but the explosion of generative AI has thrust the topic into headlines with regards to bias, ethical usage, intellectual property rights, privacy and use of technology just to name a few.

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Certification

CRISC—Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control

CRISC certification indicates expertise in identifying and managing enterprise IT risk and implementing and maintaining information systems controls.
AI Elevate Your Expertise
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Ethical Perspectives in AI: Implications, Principles, and Social Dynamics Online Course

While AI could have myriad benefits across a variety of industries, there are many ethical considerations that need to be made before implementing an AI-powered resource.

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