Can you let us know the version of SEPM and the OS installed.
Ensure that the required Symantec services are running.
Try a repair on the Symantec endpoint protection manager and then try to login.
As per the screenshot the error could be due to either IIS or Tomcat.
There are two common causes for this issue:
The %TMP% and %TEMP% system variables do not match. This can be checked using SET TEMP and SET TMP in a command prompt.
The permissions for the Users group is incorrect for the TEMP folder underneath %SYSTEMROOT%. By default, a Windows installation should allow specific permissions to the Users group. If these permissions are insufficient or not present then PHP is unable to create its session files, and cannot display graphics or proceed any further than the login page in the SEPM console. This can be corrected by assigning the appropriate permissions to the Users group. In the Permissions Entry dialog for the Users group, ensure that Traverse Folder/Execute File, Create Files/Write Data and Create Folders/Append Data are checked.