Abstract
Economic security is a basic factor ensuring the development of an economic entity, its competitiveness and resistance to the negative impact of external and internal factors. At the same time, economic security is a controlled variable, the required (hypothetical) state of which is achieved through control measures in the presence of appropriate information support. Information support for economic security management has a wide range of sources, but accounting (financial) reporting is the element that allows you to comprehensively and systematically study the state in relationship and dependence with the factors that determine it. This paper presents a rationale for the possibility of using indicators of the main forms of accounting (financial) reporting for the purposes of information support for economic security management at the level of an individual business entity.
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