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Fusion Response

Fields of the cyber-market fusion view, its sources, exposure paths, provenance, adjacencies, and read budgets

GET /api/v2/entities/{entityId}/fusion and the in-app Cyber-market exposure panel return the same view for an organization or vendor entity.

Parameters

ParameterDefaultRangeMeaning
windowDays901–365Days of history ending at request time
adjacencyDays71–90How long after a cyber event a market event counts as adjacent

Response fields

FieldMeaning
entityThe resolved company (after catalog merge redirects)
windowstart, end, and adjacencyDays actually used
counterpartiesUp to 12 parties on the exposure path, with relation, provenance, and, for ledger ties, confidence and verification
identifiersLive designations of ledger subjects anchored to the company
topicsWorkspace topics whose subject is the company or a counterparty, with the path relation
timelineUp to 200 dated events in the window, newest first
undatedEvents without a source time, never placed at a guessed date
summariesPer domain: event count, highest severity, latest event time
adjacenciesUp to 50 cyber → market pairs within adjacencyDays, same-path pairs first
coveragetruncated and plain-language notes on read budgets and source limits

Exposure paths

RelationFrom a catalog relationFrom a ledger claim
supplierThe party supplies the companyThe party's subject supplies the company's subject
customerThe company supplies the partyThe company's subject supplies the party's subject
parentThe company is subsidiary_of the partyThe company's subject is subsidiary-of the party's subject
subsidiaryThe party is subsidiary_of the companyThe party's subject is subsidiary-of the company's subject
operated-systemThe company operates or uses a software, API service, or model entityThe company's subject operates a system subject

A ledger tie wins over a catalog tie to the same entity because it carries evidence and a verification state.

Catalog exposure paths use the resolved relation projection. Changing windowDays filters event times; it does not reconstruct historical catalog relations or what Y2 knew at an earlier date. Ledger exposure paths use claims valid at window.end.

Event sources

DomainSources
cyberCVEs that affect, and actors that target, the company or a path party; readable cyber signals; cyber incidents
marketReadable market signals; the workspace's financial facts at their information date; prediction markets about a path party; economic incidents
supply_chainLedger supply and ownership ties at their valid_from; readable supply-chain signals; maritime and aviation incidents
geopoliticalReadable geopolitical, military, and policy signals; conflict and political incidents

Signals are readable when they are global or community, belong to the key's workspace, or are the caller's own private signals.

Provenance

ValueMeaning
catalogY2's shared catalog: entities, relations, signals, incidents, markets
ledgerYour workspace's entity ledger
workspaceYour workspace's research, such as company financial history

Read budgets

Fusion never scans without a bound. Catalog relations read up to 150 in each direction; each path party reads its 10 most recently added affects and 10 targets relations, selecting CVEs, threat actors, and malware for cyber events, and up to 15 signal subjects in the selected window. Financial history contributes the 12 most recently recorded facts; up to 5 anchored ledger subjects are folded and 200 workspace topics are read. Incidents and prediction markets still store entity links as arrays, so they come from the 100 most recently updated rows. coverage.notes states these limits in each response, and coverage.truncated is true when any source or output budget omits rows. A truncated response can therefore contain fewer than 200 events. Sources naming both the company and a counterparty retain the direct exposure path.