The ISACA CISM exam is a globally recognized certification for information security management. It assesses the skills and knowledge required to manage and govern an enterprise's information security program effectively.

The ISACA Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) exam is designed for professionals who manage, design, oversee, and assess an enterprise’s information security. It validates their expertise in information security governance, risk management, program development and management, and incident management and response.

The ISACA CISM exam consists of 150 multiple-choice questions.

The passing score for the ISACA CISM exam is 450 out of 800.

The ISACA CISM exam requires a high level of competency in information security management, including skills in governance, risk management, program development and management, and incident management and response.

The question format of the ISACA CISM exam is multiple-choice.

The ISACA CISM exam can be taken at authorized testing centers worldwide or through online remote proctoring.

The ISACA CISM exam is offered in multiple languages, including English, Chinese Simplified, Korean, and Spanish.

The cost of the ISACA CISM exam is approximately $760 for ISACA members and $935 for non-members.

The target audience for the ISACA CISM exam includes information security managers, aspiring information security managers, and IT consultants supporting information security program management.

The average salary of a CISM-certified professional varies by region but generally ranges from $100,000 to $150,000 per year.

The ISACA CISM exam is administered by PSI Services LLC.

The recommended experience for the ISACA CISM exam includes at least five years of work experience in information security management, with at least three years of experience in three or more of the CISM domains.

There are no formal prerequisites for taking the ISACA CISM exam, but candidates must have five years of work experience in information security management to earn the certification.

As of now, there is no specified retirement date for the ISACA CISM exam.

The roadmap for the ISACA CISM exam includes gaining relevant work experience, studying the CISM domains, and passing the exam. After certification, continuing professional education (CPE) is required to maintain the certification.

The ISACA CISM exam covers four domains: Information Security Governance, Information Risk Management, Information Security Program Development and Management, and Information Security Incident Management.

Sample questions for the ISACA CISM exam can be found on the official ISACA website and through various study guides and practice tests available online.

The ISACA CISM exam is considered to be of moderate to high difficulty, requiring a deep understanding of information security management concepts and practical experience.