Try this

Creating an Exception:

Log into the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager and click Policies.

Under View Policies click Centralized Exceptions.

If you have a Centralized Exceptions policy, edit the policy. Otherwise, follow step 4 to create it.

Under Tasks click Add a Centralized Exception policy... This will create and open a new Centralized Exceptions Policy.

In the left pane, click Centralized Exceptions.

Click the Add button to open a drop-down menu. Move the cursor over Tamper Protection Exception and select it.

Enter the file name: PROGRAM.exe, in the File field. If you enter the Prefix variable you will need to also enter the full path to the file in the File field.

Save the policy by clicking OK and make sure it is assigned to the appropriate client groups.

There are actually three different types of scan exceptions you can define through Centralized Exceptions:  Security Risks (AV scans and auto-protect), Proactive Threat Protection exceptions, and Tamper Protection exceptions.  The exceptions are defined in a central place (this policy), but they only affect the specified component of the SEP client.

In your case you'll need to add a Tamper Protection exception.  There is a Knowledge Base article that describes how to do this fairly easily, since you have already logged the item:

service1.symantec.com/support/ent-security.nsf/854fa02b4f5013678825731a007d06af/a24099cfdffa67bd88257567007197cf

Hope this helps!
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Yeah, in the logs screen, click add file to centralized exceptions policy.........