Which models store encrypted email?

The IT department where I work claims that only 3G and 3GS iPod touch models can be used to access their email system (MS Exchange via Activesync) because those are the only models that support "encryption at rest". They say that encryption at rest means that the data is stored in an encrypted format.
I can understand why they would want the data to be encrypted, in case that the iPod was lost, but seems to me that this would be a function of the OS version, not the hardware. Can anyone tell me if those models really have this encryption capability that the other models do not? I have not been able to find any information about this.

Thank you for the link. It answered my question, but not in the way you state. Page 9 of the Enterprise Deployment Guide says:
The Exchange policy to require device encryption (RequireDeviceEncryption) is supported on iPhone 3GS, and on iPod touch (Fall 2009 models with 32 GB or more). iPhone, iPhone 3G, and other iPod touch models do not support device encryption and will not connect to an Exchange Server that requires it.
So I guess the IT guys are right.

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order, or may be found in a retail Apple Store if they chose to stock them. 16GB is
quite a bit. An option for a 7200-RPM HDD is not listed in the online config page in
the Store, but that would be a fair one. The Fusion drive is some kind of hybrid that
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expected and the Late 2012 Mini quad-core server cost nearly $1,000. Upgrades to
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or household insurance, see about accidental and water damage insurance as part of general
policy. This in addition to theft and personal articles coverage, that includes theft. These items
are not part of the AppleCare extended protection. All the numbers & specs change when one
considers a comparison between a portable and a desktop computer.
Sorry for all this writing, I had a few other web pages open and did some reading, but did not
see as that helps; you'd have to be looking ahead and hope for the best. Also plan otherwise.
To have a good backup method and a a duplicate method, so your works-in-progress aren't
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building layers of changes that eat up resources. And I'd want to have a spare computer. If portable
I'd try & take the ugly used one out and let it be seen while any nice costly one would be in hiding.
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some of the same questions and compare answers from independent authorized Apple retail
shops whose business is also repair & service. Some of the older personnel have experience of
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