The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) Information Security Manual (ISM) is the standard which governs the security of government ICT systems in Australia. It provides a comprehensive set of information security controls designed to assist organizations in protecting their information and systems from cyber threats. The ISM is crucial for organizations looking to implement best-practice security controls and comply with Australian government standards. This ACSC ISM Compliant Rocky Linux 9 virtual machine image is hardened with numerous security controls built-in to align with the ACSC ISM guidelines. By deploying this preconfigured ACSC ISM Compliant Rocky Linux 9 image, organizations can rapidly establish an environment that meets Australian government security standards, significantly reducing the time and resources required for security implementation and compliance efforts. Foundation Security regularly updates this image to address evolving threats and compliance requirements, ensuring a consistently secure and compliant platform for handling sensitive government information. Foundation Security's team of experts possesses deep knowledge of Australian government security standards and compliance requirements. This expertise ensures that the virtual machine image is meticulously designed and implemented to meet the highest security standards required by the ACSC ISM. The team also provides ongoing support to address any security concerns or compliance queries. Foundation Security's solutions are trusted by various Australian government agencies and contractors, underscoring the reliability and effectiveness of their offerings in meeting stringent security and compliance needs.