2025 AAIR Practice Analysis & Certification Working Group

• Support the certification development process, including:
  • Participate in the Job Practice Study.
  • Create the Exam Content Outline (ECO).
  • Participate in the Standard Setting Study to create the passing point of the exam.
  • Review and approve exam drafts.
  • Review exam item performance via statistical analysis.
  • Approve requirements for certification.
  • Approve recertification methods and requirements.
  • Review and approve the empirically derived results of the updated job practice.
  • Review certification appeals and exam administration issues to determine appropriate action.
• All work is conducted confidentially and may not be shared or discussed outside the working group members and ISACA staff.

• Members must already hold a CRISC certification.
• Diverse member representation required to include geographical areas, industry, and experience.
• Knowledge and experience in AI risk.  
• Fluency in English required for productive group discussion.
• AAIR Working Group members will be prohibited from teaching AAIR certification review courses or developing AAIR certification review materials for a period of 3 years following the last date of service on the Working Group.

• Email   
• Phone   
• In-person and/or remote meeting(s): Meeting attendance is required, typically 2 per year. The number of meetings and location could change based on business requirements. 

• 2 hours/month
• Time commitment is expected to increase in weeks preceding meeting for item file pre-review.
• Meetings are typically scheduled for 2 business days.

• Up to 20 CPE credits (max. 20 annually) in the area of Working on ISACA Boards/Committees/Working Groups upon successful completion of the required tasks at the end of the term.
• Working Group members will receive CPEs based on the time spent during the face-to-face meetings. Evidence of actual hours earned for the formal review process will be provided to Working Group members.

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