CIPT
What does the CIPT exam cover, on one page?
The CIPT Body of Knowledge on one page: every domain, how many exam items it carries, and what it covers. The mnemonic at the bottom gives you the domains in order.
What does the CIPT exam cover, on one page?
CIPT Body of Knowledge 4.0.0
I The technologist's role (15 to 19)
- Legal and procedural roles
- Technical roles
- Risk models and frameworks
- Data ethics
II The data lifecycle (19 to 23)
- Collection
- Use
- Dissemination
- Destruction
III Privacy risk management (17 to 21)
- Intrusion and interference
- Software security
- Tracking and workplace technology
- Monitoring privacy risk
IV Privacy by design (7 to 9)
- Design principles
- Risk in user experiences
V Engineering and governance (9 to 11)
- Engineering objectives
- Managing functions and controls
Roles Data Risk Design Engineering
- R The technologist's role
- D The data lifecycle
- R Privacy risk management
- D Privacy by design
- E Engineering and governance
CIPT mind map

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How do you use the mind map?
Print the PDF and pin it where you study, or open the Markdown in Obsidian (a mind map plugin draws it from the headings). Say the mnemonic until you can list the domains in order, then add one item from memory under each branch. The quiz tells you which branch to revisit.
Where next?
Also free: the CIPT interview questions and the CIPT 10-question quiz, plus every other credential on our study tools page. For the full syllabus, the CIPT Exam Guide and the CIPT Practice Questions go domain by domain.
Frequently asked questions
What are the CIPT exam domains?
I The technologist's role (15 to 19); II The data lifecycle (19 to 23); III Privacy risk management (17 to 21); IV Privacy by design (7 to 9); V Engineering and governance (9 to 11).
Is there a mnemonic for the CIPT domains?
Roles Data Risk Design Engineering: R for The technologist's role, D for The data lifecycle, R for Privacy risk management, D for Privacy by design, E for Engineering and governance.
Can I use the CIPT mind map in Obsidian?
Yes. Download the Markdown file and open it in Obsidian; a mind map plugin draws it from the headings. A printable PDF and a PNG are free too.
Which books go deeper on CIPT?

Certified Information Privacy Technologist. 17 chapters, 450 pages.

Practice questions with full rationales, weighted to the published blueprint. 216 pages.
Sources
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