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Bruh, pick up the official manual and questions.. it’s not that difficult esp if you’re already doing the work.
Get the ISACA CISA question banks and study those into you're ready. That's all youll need
I passed by hammering the official QA database for 2 weeks. 1 year financial auditing experience at the time with no it audit experience. It's not hard.
I can’t speak for the CISA specifically, but the Feynman Technique is a phenomenal study method that has never failed for me. I passed Security+, CISSP, and various practicals in my STEM education using it.
I typically do this with smart friends (engineers, doctors, etc.) who have no context for the field but have strong critical thinking skills
Isaca manual and QAE DB and you're good to go. It's not that hard if you practice the DB questions