Addressed Issues in Traps Agent 6.1.2

Issue ID	Description
CPA-7193 (macOS)	Improved Traps performance on Mac endpoints during heavy processes load on the endpoint.
CPA-7143	Fixed an issue where delayed, cached, queued, or heavy loads of data collection events cause a high memory usage for the cyveraservice.exe process.
CPA-7050	Fixed an issue where the Traps agent console reported the agent is Connecting instead of Disabled after Exploit and Malware policies were disabled through the Traps management service.
CPA-6881	Fixed a high memory consumption issue of the trapsd process on Mac endpoints.
CPA-6730	Fixed an issue that occurred when starting a VDI session, where the Traps console and Traps tray icon appeared to be disabled event though they were fully functional.
CPA-6666	Fixed a compatibility issues for the ROP Mitigation module with the vstfpd service.
CPA-6643 (Windows)	Improved the logic of identifying logged-in users so that Traps relies on the user SID, a unique Windows user security identifier, when the usernames in SAM and UPN accounts are different.
CPA-6588 (Windows)	Fixed an issue where a Traps agent would get disconnected from the Traps management service during a Live Terminal session. This occurred when Traps management service was downloading encrypted files (EFS) from Windows endpoints.
CPA-6567 (Linux)	On Linux endpoints, uninstalling Traps using the uninstall script fails if the trapsd server is down.
CPA-6513 (Linux)	Fixed an issue on Linux endpoints, where Traps could excessively print log messages to system logging infrastructure.
CPA-6381 (Linux)	Allowed for configurable timeout for policy updates on Linux endpoints.