If you’re looking for the ideal machine image template, get ready to do a little customization. A custom configuration policy is needed whenever your organizational security policies differ from those in a prescribed standard. There are a lot of different best practices and security standards available. Some are vendor- or regulatory-driven. Others are community-driven. And it's likely that within a single organization's network, different machines need to meet different policies; for example, a local hospital may need several machines to meet HIPAA guidelines for healthcare security purposes while machines that process financial data would also need to be PCI compliant. No single security standard is perfect for every machine in your organization's environment - so some customization is needed. But where to start? This article will show you steps to tailor and deploy a custom configuration policy for an operating system to meet your organization’s needs.
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