Security consultants and vendors who work with containerized infrastructure need context before a discovery call. A request that only says the team wants help with Kubernetes leaves the engineer guessing about scale, maturity, and urgency. This container security consultation request form collects that context up front so the first conversation can focus on real risks.
After contact and company details, the form asks which container platforms the team runs, roughly how many containers are in production, and how far along the deployment is. It then covers the main security concerns, from image vulnerabilities and runtime threats to secrets management and supply chain risk, followed by questions about current image scanning, runtime protection, compliance standards, and any past incidents.
The last section handles logistics: how urgent the concern is, when a callback should happen, the respondent's time zone, and the best time of day to reach them. Respondents who say they already scan their images get a short follow-up asking which tools they use, while teams without scanning skip it. That keeps the form shorter for early-stage teams and gives the consultant tool details when they exist.
