You can set a password using +set live_steam_server_password "password", which would keep people out if you just open it up to the internet (which would also involve port forwarding on your router). The server PC can be a little older (a regular server will require fewer resources than the full client), but will also need Steam. The rcon (admin) tool that you installed from Steam makes it possible to remotely manage it once it's running (changing maps, kicking unwanted players etc). Although you can probably run this separately on your gaming machine, this works best on a separate PC. There is of course way more, but these are the basics. 
The playlist itself is another file of interest (map rotation, gamemodes etc), in machinecfg\.There will be a Launch_Server.bat which contains a few startup variables that you will want to change (map playlist, server name, password etc).Server files can be found in your game dir, usually C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Black Ops III.In Steam, find Call of Duty: Black Ops III - Dedicated Server and Call of Duty: Black Ops III - Remote Console (the latter is the admining tool).Looks like it, Steam itself provides a very comprehensive guide on how to set it up:
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