The Centro Criptológico Nacional (CCN) Basic Level security profile provides a foundational set of security requirements for systems handling public or low-sensitivity information in Spain. This profile is part of the CCN's efforts to establish a baseline for cybersecurity across Spanish government and public sector systems. The Basic Level includes essential controls covering areas such as access control, system configuration, and basic security monitoring. This CCN Basic Level Compliant RHEL 9 virtual machine image is configured with security controls to meet the standards set by the CCN for baseline security environments. By deploying this preconfigured CCN Basic Level Compliant RHEL 9 image, organizations can quickly establish a secure environment that aligns with Spanish government standards for public or low-sensitivity information systems. This significantly reduces the time and effort required for basic security implementation and compliance. Foundation Security regularly updates this image to address common threats and evolving compliance requirements, ensuring a consistently secure platform for general-purpose computing in Spanish public sector environments. Foundation Security's team includes professionals with knowledge of Spanish security standards and compliance requirements. This expertise ensures that the virtual machine image is properly designed and implemented to meet the security standards required by the CCN Basic Level profile. The team also offers support to address security concerns or compliance questions. Foundation Security's solutions are used by various Spanish public sector organizations, demonstrating the reliability of their offerings in meeting basic security and compliance needs.