Sorry this post is a bit late but I spoke to Symantec tech support yesterday about upgrading to 10.1 and they said not to bother as 11 is due out around September.
I would recommend at the minimum making sure whatever versions you have are either not vulnerable or patched.
If you're running 10.0.1.1000 the migration path is upgrade to 10.1.0.394 and then patch to .396.
If 10.0.2.2000 you can apply a point patch to fix the vulnerability.
I learned one thing from this past week. When symantec releases a MR or MP, install it. They seem to build releases and patches that require the latest releases be installed. If the latest is not there, you need to go back and install them in order until you get to current.
Tamper Protection is a little big buggy in 10.1 as of build .401.
We are a bank & we have some 16-bit banking software in production. When tamper protection is on we cannot use these apps as the machine will lock up & require us to power down to regain control. The interesting thing is that the machine will lock up regardless of whether the action part of the tamper protection is set to block or log. Obviously the detector itself is what's broken.
I spoke to Symantec support about it & they didn't seem to interested in trying to fix it.
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