The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) is a methodology for standardizing security protocols within networks, servers, computers, and logical designs to enhance overall security. These guidelines are crucial for Department of Defense (DoD) agencies and contractors working with military and defense systems. The DISA STIG covers a wide range of security controls including access control, audit and accountability, configuration management, and incident response. This DISA STIG Compliant RHEL 7 virtual machine image is fortified with hundreds of security controls to meet the rigorous standards set by the DoD. By deploying this preconfigured DISA STIG Compliant RHEL 7 image, defense agencies and contractors can rapidly establish a STIG-compliant environment, significantly reducing the complexity and time required for security implementation. Foundation Security regularly updates this image to address evolving threats and compliance requirements, ensuring a consistently secure and compliant platform for handling sensitive defense information. Foundation Security's team of seasoned professionals possesses extensive experience in military-grade security and compliance. This expertise guarantees that the virtual machine image is meticulously designed and implemented to meet the highest security standards required by the DoD. The team also provides ongoing support to address any security concerns or compliance queries. Foundation Security's solutions are trusted by various defense agencies and contractors, underscoring the reliability and effectiveness of their offerings in meeting stringent security and compliance needs.