Important message to all BSPlink users

BSPlink users are reminded not to share their passwords. Sharing account credentials can put organizational security at risk by exposing customer data and financial data to unauthorized users.
Also, use strong passwords and remember they need to be unique in every system and changed on a regular basis.
Lastly, you can use the "Forgotten Password?" link in the BSPlink home page to reset and reinforce your credentials.

All BSPlink users who upload and download files via sFTP

The BSPlink Supplier will disable unsafe communication protocols in their sFTP servers in February 2017. If your sFTP client is not a recent version you may not be able to upload or download after this date.
In order to allow sFTP users to prepare for the change, a test sFTP server with all affected protocols disabled has been set up. Also, generic upload and download accounts (for different type of users) have been created on this server to allow users to connect and test their software compatibility.
Details on how to test will be sent to all users in a specific communication via BSPlink.
If you have any questions, please contact IATA Customer Service.

Warning - Fraudulent E-mails - All users!

To read the fraudulent e-mails document please click here.

Please note that only correspondence relating to fraudulent e-mails should be sent to the information.security@iata.org mailbox. Regular business-related messages must be sent to the appropriate Customer Services team.

BSPlink Newsletters

Agents!! Click here to download the latest edition of the BSPlink Agent Newsletter

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Click here to access the pre-programmed system down times

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Newsletters Developments Message Centre	Important message to all BSPlink users BSPlink users are reminded not to share their passwords. Sharing account credentials can put organizational security at risk by exposing customer data and financial data to unauthorized users. Also, use strong passwords and remember they need to be unique in every system and changed on a regular basis. Lastly, you can use the "Forgotten Password?" link in the BSPlink home page to reset and reinforce your credentials. All BSPlink users who upload and download files via sFTP The BSPlink Supplier will disable unsafe communication protocols in their sFTP servers in February 2017. If your sFTP client is not a recent version you may not be able to upload or download after this date. In order to allow sFTP users to prepare for the change, a test sFTP server with all affected protocols disabled has been set up. Also, generic upload and download accounts (for different type of users) have been created on this server to allow users to connect and test their software compatibility. Details on how to test will be sent to all users in a specific communication via BSPlink. If you have any questions, please contact IATA Customer Service. Warning - Fraudulent E-mails - All users! To read the fraudulent e-mails document please click here. Please note that only correspondence relating to fraudulent e-mails should be sent to the information.security@iata.org mailbox. Regular business-related messages must be sent to the appropriate Customer Services team. BSPlink Newsletters Agents!! Click here to download the latest edition of the BSPlink Agent Newsletter Airlines!! Click here to download the latest edition of the BSPlink Airline Newsletter Click here to access the pre-programmed system down times
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