Pick a time that works.

Thirty minutes, free, no obligation. I'll review your ColdFusion version, licensing position, and known-vulnerability exposure — then send you a short written summary afterward, whether or not we work together.

Before the call

Tell me your CFML engine and version and roughly what's worrying you. Two sentences is plenty — it lets me arrive with something useful already prepared.

On the call

A working conversation, not a pitch. We go through your version, patch status, licensing exposure, and whatever is actually keeping you up at night.

Afterward

A short written summary of what I found and what I'd do about it — yours to keep and share internally, with no obligation.

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Or email sales@coldfusioncafe.com and we'll find a time the old-fashioned way.

Six things, and nothing else.

So you know what you're handing over before you book. Your name, work email, organization, CFML engine and version, your primary concern, and roughly when you need to decide.

Not through a public form: credentials, system access, or specific vulnerability detail. If your situation involves an active security finding, book the call and we'll arrange a secure channel before you send anything. See the privacy policy for how inquiry information is handled.

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If you'd rather describe the situation in writing first — or you need to loop in procurement before scheduling anything — the contact form works just as well. I answer both within one business day.

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