We are excited to announce Trellix Application and Change Control (TACC) 6.6.11 on the Linux platform.
This release focuses on strengthening platform resilience, ensuring seamless compatibility with the latest enterprise Linux distributions, and delivering critical stability improvements. By expanding our support matrix and addressing key performance and interoperability issues, this update ensures that your application control environment remains secure, compliant, and performant as your infrastructure evolves.
Release highlights
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Enhanced stability and performance
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System shutdown reliability: Resolved a rare stability issue to ensure smooth system shutdowns
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Driver interoperability: Improved compatibility and stability on systems actively running NVIDIA drivers
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System shutdown reliability: Resolved a rare stability issue to ensure smooth system shutdowns
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Operational improvements
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Kubernetes integration: Enhanced compatibility with Kubernetes environments
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Endpoint management: Addressed an issue to ensure Base filters for new Linux distributions are accurately displayed and available within the ePolicy Orchestrator console
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File system detection: Improved the accuracy of endpoint file system detection in localized settings
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Kubernetes integration: Enhanced compatibility with Kubernetes environments
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New Linux distribution coverage
- RHEL 9.8, RHEL 10.2
- Oracle Linux 10, Oracle Linux 10.1
- Rocky Linux 9.4 , Rocky Linux 8.10
- Alma Linux 8
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Expanded platform support
- Ubuntu 24 (8 kernels), Ubuntu 22 (11 kernels), Ubuntu 18 (18 kernels)
- RHEL 9.8 (6 kernels), RHEL 10.2 (6 kernels)
- Oracle Linux 10 (2 kernels)
- Rocky Linux 9 (1 kernel), Rocky Linux 8 (8 kernels)
- Alma Linux 8 (4 kernels)
- Amazon Linux 2 (6 kernels), Amazon Linux 2023 (1 kernel)
For more information on this release, see the following documentation: