What is it?

Policy Configuration Management allows you to customize policy parameters across CoreStack products — including FinOps, SecOps (Assessments and Standards), and CloudOps — to better fit your cloud governance needs.

You can now define specific values for policy parameters at the tenant level or for individual cloud accounts. This helps ensure policies behave as intended for different environments or use cases.

Where to Access It

You can manage policy parameters from:

Governance > Guardrails > Policies

Look for the gear icon next to each policy — this opens the parameter configuration panel.

How to Configure

1. Navigate to Governance > Guardrails > Policies.

2. Click the gear icon next to a policy.

3. Choose Add New to create a new parameter configuration.

4. You can also edit or delete existing configurations.

   
   
   
   

You can define parameters at:

• Tenant level

• Cloud account level

How Parameter Priority Works

During policy execution, CoreStack uses parameter values in the following order:

1. Cloud account-specific configuration (highest priority)

2. Tenant-level configuration

3. Default values (if no custom values are set)

This means if a cloud account has its own configuration, it will override the tenant-level or default settings.

Filter Options for Better Visibility

To make it easier to manage policies, two helpful filters are now available on the Policies page:

• “Parameterized” – shows policies that support custom configurations.

• “Configured” – shows policies where custom parameter values have already been set.