Vulnerability of computerised accounting information systems to computer crime.

Abstract With the information technology development day-by-day, Computerised Accounting Information System (CAIS) plays an increasingly significant role in the successful operation of today's business. Computerised Accounting Information System has been used more and more broadly and had as much impact on organisations, but the computer crime is also an important issue related to computerised accounting information system. As the expenditures of computer spending on computer control and securities are increasing in recently years, as well …

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