ITIL: Information Security Management

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Hello fellas,

I'm planning to do the ITIL Information security management course via the self study route. I find it strange that prometric and even pearson VUE do not offer this exam. I'm eager to do this, are there any alternatives in India for this? I'm currently not a member of BCS.

To add to the question, what is the difference between ISEB and Exin? Are the ITIL certs provided by them the same?

 

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There is no such exam, Information Security Management and IT Service Continuity within ITIL are part of Service Design and would be covered in the Service Design intermediate lifecycle exam or the Planning, Protection and Optimisation exam.

Sure you don't mean the ISO27001/27002 courses? There is a foundation exam for 27002.

 

I was referring to : Certificate in Information Security Management Principles | Certificate in Information Security Management Principles | Foundation | IT Governance and Information Security | Certifications | BCS Certifications

 

Where do you see ITIL on that link?
Looking at the exam options it seems it can only be done in the UK or with a training provider but perhaps the other guys can advice on how things work with BCS.