And of course you can always raise a support case if you need more information.ĭo note - this thread was created in 2009 (6 years back) and the solution given above works just fine. You can enable or disable Tamper Protection in Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP). Click 'Add a Centralized Exceptions Policy'. Open the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. Resolution How to add a centralized Exceptions Policy if you don't already have one to edit 1. If you have doubts still, to confirm it is a HP software, validate the binaries, check the certificate for the binaries. 'SYMANTEC TAMPER PROTECTION ALERT' Points to CPU Utilization Management Executables. Really, however, there's no need to worry - tell the trigger-happy security guys that this is HP's established agent software that's running on several 1000s of servers worldwide.

you can read the agent user guide and also i believe there's a concepts guide that can help you with more information. In fact, these processes are the ones probably using more cpu and memory or doing more IOPS that make it 'interesting' for the collector to get more information. In this case, it might not be doing anything more than reading information about the processes you have listed. You can create an application control or Tamper Protection exception from the Application Control log. Hi, scopent is a performance data collector that reads information about the system (the server OS), and the components such as NICs, disks, volumes and processes.

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