About Tamper Protection
| Article:HOWTO55267 | | | Created: 2011-06-29 | | | Updated: 2011-12-17 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO55267 |
Tamper Protection provides real-time protection for Symantec applications that run on servers and clients. It prevents non-Symantec processes such as worms, Trojan horses, viruses, and security risks, from affecting Symantec resources. You can configure the software to block or log attempts to modify Symantec resources.
If you use third-party security risk scanners that detect and defend against unwanted adware and spyware, these scanners typically affect Symantec resources. If you have Tamper Protection enabled when you run such a scanner, Tamper Protection generates a large number of notifications and log entries. A best practice for Tamper Protection is to always leave it enabled. Use log filtering if the number of the events that Tamper Protection generates is too large.
You can turn off Tamper Protection notifications on client computers. You can also create exceptions for the applications that Tamper Protection detects.
See Creating a Tamper Protection exception
Note: | When notifications are enabled for tampering attempts, notifications about Windows resources are sent to affected computers as well as notifications about Symantec resources. |
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