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# Enable Application Security

To enable Application Security within Prisma Cloud, follow these instructions to activate a 30-day trial subscription. After completing the trial, you can seamlessly transition to a full Application Security module subscription, based on the [license types](/content-collections/application-security/get-started/application-security-license-types.md) available.

1. [Log in](/content-collections/get-started/access-prisma-cloud.md) to Prisma Cloud from your Prisma Cloud account.
2. Select **Profile > View Subscriptions** and then select **Subscribe** for **Application Security**.

   The 30-day trial period begins after you have successfully integrated Code Repositories on Version Control Systems (VCS), CI/CD Runs or Systems, Package Registries, or IDEs. You can conveniently monitor the remaining trial days from **Profile > View Subscriptions**. If you have Prisma Cloud credits available, you will continue to have seamless access to the extensive Application Security capabilities even after the trial period.

   On activating the subscription, you will instantly gain access to the Infrastructure-as-code (IaC) Security and Software Composition Analysis (SCA) security. Additionally, you have the flexibility to enable Secrets Security and CI/CD Security, further enhancing your security posture.

   For a comprehensive understanding of Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition licensing options, select **Settings > Licensing > Optimize My Subscription**. For more details refer to [Prisma Cloud License Types](/content-collections/administration/prisma-cloud-licenses.md).

   Latest Prisma Cloud tenants are pre-subscribed to Cloud Application Security. Please check your **Subscription** status on the console.


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