Eureka! Institutional Repository

In this paper was written so everyone could understand accounting practices in their organisational contexts requires more than a technical description of accounting information systems and information systems audit. What is required are studies of the way in which accounting systems and audit systems become embodied, through use, in organisational systems of accountability. We present a framework for analyzing the operation of systems of accountability in organizations, and illustrate this by contrasting, in an ideal-typical manner, forms of accountability in relationships characterized by regular face-to-face contacts, with forms of accountability in relationships which span physical distance. Specifically, businesses have developed a variety of functions and processes to manage the information what have been creative from the business process. Nowadays, this process has been automatic by using computers and intranet to collect, manage, save, processing, recover and presenting economics-auditing data. As a result this data are vulnerable so there are more opportunities for same hackers to steal the data. Companies have provided some programs that can protect and serve this problem, as information systems could help to solve the problem of the probably theft.