Ontology and Cyber-Market Fusion

Record evidenced claims about companies, people, and systems, and see cyber and market events on one exposure timeline

Most enterprise data loses its meaning at department boundaries: the security team tracks a vendor's hosts, the finance team tracks its filings, and nobody connects a breach at a supplier to a guidance cut two days later. Y2 keeps those threads together in two layers:

The entity ledger is your workspace's append-only record of what public sources say about a company, person, or system: its names, domains, ASNs, handles, SEC CIK, ticker, suppliers, and the systems it operates. Every claim cites a public observation and carries a verification state and a time interval. Nothing is edited in place and nothing is merged on a shared name.
Cyber-market fusion reads the ledger together with Y2's shared catalog to place cyber, market, supply-chain, and geopolitical events about a company, and about the parties it depends on, on one timeline. It shows which of your topics sit on that exposure path.

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