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In Pictures: Big security, small devices
With the popularity of smartphones and tablets among workers, IT departments are trying to accommodate the influx of consumer tech - and manufacturers are trying to help. Here are some consumer devices that have been tweaked for the enterprise - and the software that's being used.
BlackBerry Torch
The BlackBerry line once had a near-total lock on the enterprise mobile device market; unfortunately, its star has waned. The BlackBerry Torch, shown here, hasn't achieved nearly the success of its Android and iOS-powered competition.
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