Of our affected clients and internal PCs, all have MSSE's "real time scanning" enabled. One of the workarounds I am trying is to disable real time scanning on client PCs. This changes the MSSE icon in the taskbar to red and alerts the user that the PC is "At risk". It works to solve the issue under Windows 7. A new wrinkle is Windows 10's built in Defender is also detecting these two Adagio programs as viral. You can turn off real time scanning temporarily, but the Windows Defender settings screen warns that Windows will revert that to on automatically eventually.

Telling MSSE to exclude the folders containing Softrak programs doesn't work, the moment the GVWIN.EXE or LedgerFinRep.exe program is executed, even from an excluded folder, it is detected as viral and quarantined.

I have uninstalled MSSE on one client PC and replaced it with AVG Free edition, then replaced their LedgerFinRep.exe file and all is good. On the client using Windows 10, installing AVG disables Windows Defender.