iPad enterprise invasion and security risks  IT organisations
have come to a stunning realisation: There is no stopping the
great iPad enterprise invasion.  IT organisations have come to a
stunning realisation: There is no stopping the great iPad
enterprise invasion. Risks abound as companies must deal with
securing iPad apps without much help from Apple, says Julie
Palen, senior VP of mobile device management at Tangoe, a
telecom expense management software and services provider.
Palen's group develops software that helps companies such as
Wells Fargo and Coca-Cola manage BlackBerries, iPhones, Android
devices and iPads-any devices connecting to a company's back-end
computing environment via Active Sync, BES and Good Mobile
Messaging.  The iPad, in particular, has had a rapid rise in
enterprise adoption. More than 65 per cent of Fortune 500
companies are deploying or piloting the iPad, Apple said during
its most recent earnings call. Around 60 per cent of Tangoe's
new business deals in the last quarter invo