Accountancy for E-Business Enterprises Based on Cyber Security

Abstract

E-businesses (EBEs) may commit legal offenses due to perpetrating cybercrime while doing the commercial activity. According to the findings, various obstacles might deter cybercrime throughout accounting. The study examined the present laws for accounting policy elements and determined those aspects that should be included in the administrative document for e-business enterprise accounting policies. E-businesses must avoid cyber-crime (CC), which has a detrimental influence on the company's brand and diminishes client loyalty to ensure their success. According to the study's findings, the use of information and control functions of accounting can help prevent cyber-crime in the bookkeeping system by increasing the content of individual internal rules. The authors intended to make online payments for EBE-CC as safe, easy, and fast as possible. However, the internet is known for making its users feel anonymous. E-commerce (EC) transactions are vulnerable to cybercrime, resulting in considerable money and personal information losses.

Management Accounting of Payment Risks of Online Trade during Military Operations

“…This thesis is supported by an earlier study by Lin (2021) on international online trade payments in the context of online financing platforms, which demonstrates the relationship between digital finance and online trade. Earlier work by Yang and Yin (2023) of the interaction between online trading platforms and cyber security tools. Additional confirmation of this thesis can be found in the earlier work of Byelozertsev and Prokhvatylo (2018), which provides a comprehensive view of the issue of management accounting of online trade as part of a dense network of factors that must be considered in the digital environment.…”