ISACA IT Certified Associate
EntryIT FundamentalsPaid
RETIRED — ISACA's entry-level IT certification was discontinued for new candidates. Existing holders can still maintain their credential through ISACA's CPE program. For new entrants seeking an ISACA-branded foundational credential, consider the IT Audit Fundamentals or IT Risk Fundamentals certificates instead.
What you'll prove
- Explain fundamental IT concepts including hardware, software, and networking
- Describe basic cybersecurity concepts and common threats
- Identify key IT governance and control concepts
- Explain basic data management and database concepts
- Describe cloud computing fundamentals
Frequently asked
Can I still earn the ISACA ITCA?
No. ISACA retired ITCA for new candidates. Existing certificate holders can maintain their credential by paying the annual maintenance fee ($45 member / $85 non-member) and meeting CPE requirements. New entrants should look at ISACA's IT Audit Fundamentals or IT Risk Fundamentals certificates instead.