The product update will not forceĪdministrators who created a Windows installation package before August 5 should create and distribute a new one after August 5 to use for new Windows package deployments. Prompt is provided until the user logs on. User is logged on the device when the upgrade is made available, then the Even if they delay the restart, their Windows clients remain Protected. Sooner, you can run LiveUpdate from the Symantec Endpoint Protection CloudĪll users with Windows devices will be prompted to restart their devices after the update. This update does not affect the security of yourĭistributed to a small set of clients over the first seven days of the release,Īnd then the remaining clients will get the update. If the timeout information is not available, then the product will retry to connect in 15 minutes by default.Ĭurrently enrolled in SEP Cloud will automatically be updated in theīackground, using LiveUpdate.The SEP Cloud agent will not attempt to connect with the cloud when the 429 status code is returned, but instead, try to connect based on the timeout information. Enhancement to process HTTP error 429 status code request.The event is now removed and will not be displayed in the console. Fixed an issue related to the security event: “A process modified a critical system resource.” This event was erroneously displayed in the console as a threat detection/remediation event.Fixed an issue related to the OS feature on the agent, which was randomly failing with a medium severity while applying the Management policy.

Protection framework and client stability. The next update is scheduled to start on August 5, 2019.Ĭlient for Windows will be updated to version 22.18 to provide an enhanced The SEP Cloud client for Windows is updated periodically to provide improvements and defect fixes. Symantec Endpoint Protection Cloud Windows client upgrade

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