Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- In `SecurityContextCard`, the filter uses `container?.securityContext?.addCapabilities.length` / `dropCapabilities.length`, which will throw if `securityContext` exists but those arrays are `undefined`; consider guarding with optional chaining on the array itself (e.g. `container.securityContext?.addCapabilities?.length`) or defaulting to an empty array.
- Risk `DeploymentDetails` no longer renders any security context at all (the `<SecurityContext>` usage was removed and `SecurityContextCard` is only wired into Violations); double-check whether Risk is supposed to still display container security context and, if so, wire the shared component in there as well.

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="ui/apps/platform/src/Containers/Violations/Details/Deployment/ContainerConfiguration.tsx" line_range="19-20" />
<code_context>
-    let content: JSX.Element[] | string = 'None';
+    const getImageUrl = (imageId: string) => `${vulnMgmtBasePath}/images/${imageId}`;

     if (deployment === null) {
-        content =
-            'Container configurations are unavailable because the alert’s deployment no longer exists.';
-    } else if (deployment.containers.length !== 0) {
-        content = deployment.containers.map((container, i) => (
-            <Fragment key={container.id}>
-                <Title headingLevel="h4" className="pf-v6-u-mb-md">{`containers[${i}]`}</Title>
-                <ContainerConfigurationDescriptionList
-                    key={container.id}
-                    container={container}
-                    vulnMgmtBasePath={vulnMgmtBasePath}
-                />
-            </Fragment>
-        ));
+        return (
+            <Card>
+                <CardTitle component="h3">Container configuration</CardTitle>
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**question:** Consider preserving an explicit "None" state when there are zero containers.

With the previous implementation, the card always rendered and showed either a “deployment missing” message or “None” when there were no containers. With `DeploymentContainersCard`, when `deployment` is non-null but `deployment.containers` is empty/undefined, nothing is rendered because the component returns `null`. If you want to keep users informed in the empty case, consider retaining a small wrapper card here that shows an explicit “None” (or similar) when there are zero containers, and only delegating to `DeploymentContainersCard` when there is at least one container.
</issue_to_address>