diff --git a/rules/os/os_directory_services_configured.yaml b/rules/os/os_directory_services_configured.yaml
index fba47464..af4f888f 100644
--- a/rules/os/os_directory_services_configured.yaml
+++ b/rules/os/os_directory_services_configured.yaml
@@ -1,15 +1,13 @@
 id: os_directory_services_configured
-title: "The macOS system must be integrated into a directory services infrastructure."
+title: "Integrate System into a Directory Services Infrastructure"
 discussion: |
-  Distinct user account databases on each separate system cause problems with username and password policy enforcement. Most approved directory services infrastructure solutions allow centralized management of users and passwords.
+  The macOS system _MUST_ be integrated into a directory services infrastructure. 
+
+  A directory service infrastructure enables centralized user and rights management, as well as centralized control over computer and user configurations. Integrating the macOS systems used throughout an organization into a directory services infrastructure ensures more administrator oversight and security than allowing distinct user account databases to exist on each separate system.
 check: |
-  If the system is using a mandatory Smart Card Policy, this is Not Applicable. 
-  
-  To determine if the system is integrated to a directory service, ask the System Administrator (SA) or Information System Security Officer (ISSO) or run the following command:
-  
-  /usr/bin/dscl localhost -list . | /usr/bin/grep -vE '(Contact|Search|Local|^$)'
-  
-  If nothing is returned, or if the system is not integrated into a directory service infrastructure, this is a finding.
+  /usr/bin/dscl localhost -list . | /usr/bin/grep -vE '(Contact|Search|Local|^$)'; /bin/echo $?
+result:
+  integer: 0  
 fix: |
   Integrate the system into an existing directory services infrastructure.
 references: