 On 18 June 2012 , Samsung announced that the S III would have a version with enterprise software under the company 's Samsung Approved For Enterprise ( SAFE ) program , an initiative facilitating the use of its devices for " bring your own device " scenarios in workplace environments . The enterprise S III version would support AES @-@ 256 bit encryption , VPN and Mobile Device Management functionality , and Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync . It was scheduled to be released in the United States in July 2012 . The enterprise version was expected to penetrate the business market dominated by Research in Motion 's BlackBerry , following the release of similar enterprise versions of the Galaxy Note , Galaxy S II and the Galaxy Tab line of tablet computers . 
