You can now deploy Prisma® Access Agent for Linux on five additional distributions — Fedora 43, Oracle Linux 9.7, NixOS, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.6 and 10.0 — closing coverage gaps for endpoints running these platforms without consistent zero trust protection. This expansion brings the full range of Prisma Access Agent capabilities to these distributions, including zero trust network access, network traffic inspection and policy enforcement, and centralized endpoint management through the same administrative workflows you use for your other supported Linux platforms.

Fedora 43 support extends coverage for endpoints running the latest Fedora release cycle, widely used in development and engineering environments. Oracle Linux 9.7 and RHEL 9.6 and 10.0 extend coverage to RHEL-compatible enterprise platforms used in data center and cloud deployments. NixOS support integrates all agent components — including the Prisma Access Agent service, command-line interface, and graphical interface — directly into your NixOS system through a dedicated installer script and configuration file, ensuring declarative management consistent with the NixOS philosophy.

You can deploy Prisma Access Agent across all five environments alongside existing Linux deployments, enabling consistent zero trust policy enforcement across your entire Linux fleet. The same management console, security policies, and administrative workflows that govern your other Linux endpoints apply to these distributions, ensuring uniform protection without endpoint migration.