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# Rotate Access Keys for an Onboarded OCI Account

Depending on your password policy, you can choose to rotate your user’s keys. Perform the following steps to generate a new public key in the Terraform template for an already onboarded account.

1. Log in to the Prisma Cloud administrative console.
2. Select **Settings > Providers > Cloud Accounts**
3. Locate the tenant for which you want to rotate the keys.
4. Select the **Edit** icon on the **Actions** pane. The **Edit Cloud Account** page will appear, allowing you to rotate the keys.
5. Select **Rotate Keys**.
6. **Download the terraform script** and perform the step 2 as outlined in [Create a User to Enable Access](/content-collections/connect/connect-cloud-accounts/onboard-your-oci-account/add-oci-tenant-to-prisma-cloud.md) to regenerate the User OCID.

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