Vista VPN Client TrueVector Device Driver Issue

Hi,
I have an unresolved issue with the VPN Client v.5.0.01.0600 (Vista) on a Vista Home Premium System.
The client was successfully installed using admin privileges. But upon rebooting, the following error pops up:
<snip>
This driver is blocked due to compatibility issues...
Driver: TrueVector Device Driver
Publisher: Zone Labs, Inc.
</snip>
This error occurs immediately upon user logon and just pops up every minute or so.
I haven't seen anything about this problem in the release notes. Does anyone know what could cause it or/and how it can be resolved?
PS: Some norton security software (don't remember which one) was installed on this system. But I have removed it prior to the cisco vpn client installation.

On Vista Beta2, the first time logs are enabled, Microsoft firewall would pop-up a dialog box to allow the IPSecLog process. To enable logging, please allow IPSecLog process. Log messages do not show up till the log file is touched.
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