Addressed Issues in Traps Agent 6.1.1

Issue ID	Description
CPA-6953 (Windows 7)	Fixed an issue on endpoints running Windows 7, where a Traps agent could halt when scanning loaded DLL files.
CPA-6893	Fixed a performance issue that occurred when Traps was calculating a process hash.
CPA-6892	Fixed a performance issue that occurred when Traps attempted to open a corrupt document.
CPA-6885 (macOS)	Fixed an issue where Mac endpoints running Traps 6.1 and Symantec would freeze upon shutdown.
CPA-6866 (macOS)	Fixed a driver compatibility issue on Mac endpoints running Symantec.
CPA-6840 (Windows)	Fixed an issue that occurred on Windows endpoints whose Agent Setting profile was configured to disable access to the Traps console on the endpoint. If you tried to access the console anyway, the system message wrongly stated that Traps has been disabled instead of indicating that your access to the Console has been disabled.
CPA-6786	When enabling Traps to monitor and collect data for sharing EDR data with other Cortex apps, Traps could halt if it attempted to reference a process that has already ended.
CPA-6782	Fixed an issue where the Traps agent reported to be working with the new content version even though the content update failed on the endpoint.
CPA-6651 (Windows 10)	Fixed a compatibility issue with CFG exports suppression on endpoints running Windows 10 RS2 Version 1703 (Build 15063) and later.
CPA-6586 (macOS)	Fixed an issue where a Mac agent that became unlicensed could not be uninstalled using the default system password.
CPA-6542	Now for Behavioral Threat events on Mac and Linux endpoints, the Analysis tab of the security event displays the correct year in the timeline.
CPA-6461 (Windows)	Fixed an issue on Windows endpoints where the incorrect content version number may be reported back to Traps management service in case of a communication error.
CPA-6344 (macOS)	Now you can upgrade Mac endpoints running Symantec to Traps 6.1.X version.
CPA-6315 (Windows)	Fixed an issue in non-persistent VDI environments, where Traps agents on Windows endpoints were unable to connect to the Traps management service but the endpoint details on Traps management service displayed an active status.
CPATR-6668 (Windows)	Fixed an issue where events where the evaluation of behavioral threat events caused high CPU usage on Windows endpoints.