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Get Pillars

GET/customers/{clientId}/pillars

Returns the four-pillar breakdown alongside the most recent score date. Use this to understand which dimension of resilience is driving the composite score.

clientIdstringrequired

Client ID issued by the customer’s ORION environment (an opaque identifier beginning with osc_)

clientIdstringrequired

The Client ID the breakdown was retrieved for

scoreDatestringrequired

ISO calendar date the breakdown corresponds to (YYYY-MM-DD, UTC)

pillarScoresobjectrequired

Individual pillar scores (0–100 each)

properties
structuralIntegrityinteger
Network architecture robustness
failureResistanceinteger
Network continuity under failure scenarios
deviceHealthinteger
Current device health and risk status
recoveryCapabilityinteger
Expected recovery performance under simulated failures
Terminal window
curl https://api.overspace.io/orion/v1/customers/osc_x7k2q9_9f8b7c6d5e4f3a2b1c0d9e8f7a6b5c4d/pillars \
-H "x-api-key: your-api-key"

The pillar breakdown is most useful over time. The snapshots below follow one organization through a four-quarter transformation program: note that Device Health was strong from day one, yet the composite graded Improve, because resilience depends on the architecture connecting healthy devices and on recovery around core business processes.

Pillar Baseline
2025-03-19
Foundations
2025-09-15
Cutover dip
2025-10-20
Sustained
2026-03-18
Structural Integrity 36 58 52 84
Failure Resistance 38 56 50 82
Device Health 74 76 76 86
Recovery Capability 36 58 58 84
Composite 46 62 59 84

Pulling the breakdown daily and storing each snapshot, as in the complete report pattern, builds exactly this history for any organization you’re authorized to assess. For the full story behind these snapshots, see Security Transformation.