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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alan Shutko" data-source="post: 5761375" data-attributes="member: 23694">We've begun deploying android and iOS devices in our large and rather regulated Fortune 100 corporation.  Here's some comments from our experience. We mostly use Good and Citrix rather than the built-in apps so that we can both add additional control and sandbox corporate data. This allows "Bring Your Own Device" to work for us. My comments are mostly based on iOS, since I haven't used Android.No.SSL can be used for POP, IMAP, and Outlook accounts.  Add-ons like Good do it by default.If you are using the built-in functionality, you can't silo, and a remote wipe will affect everything. If you are tied to an ActiveSync account, the corporation can do a remote wipe.We use Good for Enterprise, which silos the corporate data within the app and allows additional controls, including a remote wipe that just affects the corporate data.If you are tied to an active sync account, the administrator can enforce that. Good for Enterprise can force password policies to get into its specific app, without requiring passwords for the rest of the device.</blockquote>