TheICEway will be launching a Managed Breach Identification service at Travel Technology Europe from 21st – 22nd February 2019.

The Managed Breach Identification service enables clients to swiftly identify data security breaches. This service assists companies in fulfilling the statutory GDPR requirement of reporting data breaches within 72 hours. It also means that action can be taken against those breaches in a timely manner.

Ian Richardson, CEO and co-founder ICE, commented: “GDPR has changed how organisations manage their data and this has formed new challenges. We have focused on creating services to make it easier for our customers to comply with the new regulations.”

TheICEway has recently updated its Disaster Recovery Service following significant investment in Tier 4 hardware and specialist engineering. The service delivers application and infrastructure resilience, ensuring that travel companies can remain open for business in the event of a disaster.

Additionally, ICE is presenting its Travel Systems Selection and Consultancy Service at the event. This service sees ICE offer assistance to organisations when selecting new travel booking systems. ICE has a robust knowledge of the complex needs of the sector and is highly experienced in successfully recommending suitable products and platforms to integrate with existing infrastructure.

Ian concludes, “The travel industry is facing a number of connectivity and technology challenges. At the same time, there is a myriad of vendor platforms adding complexity to the buying decision and integrations. Our services enable travel companies to navigate through all of that to ensure the right technology is in place and working in the way it should. Travel Technology Europe not only gives us the chance to present our latest services, it also enables us to discuss current and future challenges with the industry.”

TheICEway will exhibit on Stand T32 at Travel Technology Europe from 21st - 22nd February 2019.