Safari Doesn't Recognize Symantec VIP Plugin

Our company uses Symantec VIP for authentication. I've just installed a fresh instance of Mac OS Mavericks and setting things up. I've tried to install the Symantec plugin, but Safari doesn't recognize it. It continually asks me to reinstall, but nothing. In Firefox it works fine.
Any ideas why Safari wouldn't recognize this? Driving me nuts.

Hello Diceman726,
The latest Symantec VIP Access Desktop for Mac does not install any browser pluggin. You may get the latest VIP Access for free at the link below:
https://idprotect.vip.symantec.com/
If this is not the product that you are looking to use, then please share screenshots and more details about the plug-in.
DETAILS ABOUT VIP ACCES DESKTOP FOR MAC VERSION 1.0.1
Supported Platforms
This release of VIP Access for MAC is supported on the MAC OS X 10.5 or higher.
Installing the VIP Access for MAC
Complete the following steps to install VIP Access for MAC:
1. Uninstall the existing VIP Access for MAC application. For more information on uninstalling the existing VIP Access for MAC application, see Uninstalling the VIP Access for MAC
2. Download the VIP Access.dmg file from the Symantec Web site.
3. Double-click the VIP Access.dmg file to mount the disk image with the name VIP Access.
4. Move the VIP Access for MAC application from the disk image to your Applications folder using a drag-and-drop operation. This enables all the users of the system to access the VIP Access for MAC application from their respective Applications folder.
5. Double-click the VIP Access for MAC application to launch the application.

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