Your Cloud Risk Management licensing is now standardized to ensure you benefit from the latest, simplified model
What’s changing?
Fixed per-account pricing has been transitioned to a per-resource model to better align costs with your actual cloud usage. This change has already been applied to your account.
Old model
8,000 credits per cloud account.
New model
Credits based on the number of resources in each of your cloud accounts:
Up to 500 = 1,000 credits
501 to 1,000 = 2,000 credits
1,001 to 1,500 = 3,000 credits
1,501 to 2,000 = 4,000 credits
2,001 to 2,500 = 5,000 credits
2,501 to 3,000 = 6,000 credits
3,001 to 3,500 = 7,000 credits
More than 3,501 capped at 8,000 credits
How does this update benefit me?
You gain better alignment with your cloud environment
You receive transparent pricing and, in many cases, lower costs
What if I’ve previously purchased licenses?
Your remaining credits have been converted under the new model and added to your account
You retain all remaining value without any loss
What if I enabled Cloud Risk Management without a license?
Your usage will now be measured using the latest pricing and metering rules
Your cloud account visibility will now follow the standard resource-based model
What do I need to do?
Nothing right now. Your service continues uninterrupted, and you’ll see the new model reflected in the Platform Usage and credits app. Track and monitor credit usage across the platform in a more efficient way starting January 5.
Old model vs. new model examples
Old model
Cloud Risk Management: Per cloud account.
Credit equivalent
8,000 credits per account.
Example calculation
One account = 8,000 credits.
New model
Cloud Risk Management resources per cloud account.
Credit equivalent
Based on resource tiers.
Example 1: One account with 2,200 resources = 5,000 credits.
Example 2: One account with 1,000,000 resources = 8,000 credits.
Credit requirements and the latest CREM licensing.
Factors to consider when updating to the new CREM pricing model.