diff --git a/aquasec/provider.go b/aquasec/provider.go
index 1c03dde..8e8958c 100644
--- a/aquasec/provider.go
+++ b/aquasec/provider.go
@@ -76,11 +76,11 @@ func Provider(v string) *schema.Provider {
 				DefaultFunc: schema.EnvDefaultFunc("AQUA_CA_CERT_PATH", nil),
 				Description: "This is the file path for server CA certificates if they are not available on the host OS. Can alternatively be sourced from the `AQUA_CA_CERT_PATH` environment variable.",
 			},
-			"config_path": {
-				Type:        schema.TypeString,
-				Optional:    true,
-				DefaultFunc: schema.EnvDefaultFunc("AQUA_CONFIG", "~/.aquasec/tf.config"),
-				Description: "This is the file path for Aqua provider configuration. The default configuration path is `~/.aqua/tf.config`. Can alternatively be sourced from the `AQUA_CONFIG` environment variable.",
+                        "config_path": {
+                                Type:        schema.TypeString,
+                                Optional:    true,
+                                DefaultFunc: schema.EnvDefaultFunc("AQUA_CONFIG", "~/.aquasec/tf.config"),
+                                Description: "This is the file path for Aqua provider configuration. The default configuration path is `~/.aquasec/tf.config`. Can alternatively be sourced from the `AQUA_CONFIG` environment variable.",
 			},
 			"validate": {
 				Type:        schema.TypeBool,
diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md
index 1c6dd51..7f2e7a0 100644
--- a/docs/index.md
+++ b/docs/index.md
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ provider "aquasec" {
   verify_tls = false // Alternatively sourced from $AQUA_TLS_VERIFY
 
   // Alternatively, you can provide these configurations from a config file, and configure the provider as below
-  // config_path = '/path/to/tf.config' // defaults to '~/.aqua/tf.config' -- Alternatively sourced from $AQUA_CONFIG
+  // config_path = '/path/to/tf.config' // defaults to '~/.aquasec/tf.config' -- Alternatively sourced from $AQUA_CONFIG
   // validate = false // Skip provider credential validation
 
   //Alternatively, you can use API key authentication as below instead of username/password authentication.
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ provider "aquasec" {
 - `aqua_api_secret` (String, Sensitive) Shared secret for API key HMAC signing.
 - `aqua_url` (String) This is the base URL of your Aqua instance. Can alternatively be sourced from the `AQUA_URL` environment variable.
 - `ca_certificate_path` (String) This is the file path for server CA certificates if they are not available on the host OS. Can alternatively be sourced from the `AQUA_CA_CERT_PATH` environment variable.
-- `config_path` (String) This is the file path for Aqua provider configuration. The default configuration path is `~/.aqua/tf.config`. Can alternatively be sourced from the `AQUA_CONFIG` environment variable.
+- `config_path` (String) This is the file path for Aqua provider configuration. The default configuration path is `~/.aquasec/tf.config`. Can alternatively be sourced from the `AQUA_CONFIG` environment variable.
 - `csp_roles` (List of String)
 - `password` (String, Sensitive) This is the password that should be used to make the connection. Can alternatively be sourced from the `AQUA_PASSWORD` environment variable.
 - `username` (String, Sensitive) This is the user id that should be used to make the connection. Can alternatively be sourced from the `AQUA_USER` environment variable.
diff --git a/examples/provider/provider.tf b/examples/provider/provider.tf
index bc0921c..3f7e067 100644
--- a/examples/provider/provider.tf
+++ b/examples/provider/provider.tf
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ provider "aquasec" {
   verify_tls = false // Alternatively sourced from $AQUA_TLS_VERIFY
 
   // Alternatively, you can provide these configurations from a config file, and configure the provider as below
-  // config_path = '/path/to/tf.config' // defaults to '~/.aqua/tf.config' -- Alternatively sourced from $AQUA_CONFIG
+  // config_path = '/path/to/tf.config' // defaults to '~/.aquasec/tf.config' -- Alternatively sourced from $AQUA_CONFIG
   // validate = false // Skip provider credential validation
 
   //Alternatively, you can use API key authentication as below instead of username/password authentication.