We think like attackers – for defenders

OffSeq – short for Offensive Sequence – was founded in 2022 on a simple principle: you cannot reliably defend a system that has never been tested from an attacker’s perspective. Every engagement begins by identifying the paths an adversary could actually use.

We combine deep offensive-security expertise with the regulatory requirements European organisations face. NIS2, DORA and GDPR shape how we test, report and advise.

In 2026, OffSeq became a PECB, opens in a new tab training partner, expanding our work into internationally recognised ISO and cybersecurity training and certification, opens in a new tab across Latvia and the EU.

Founded2022
Core services33
In-house security platforms6

Principles we operate by

  1. 01

    Attacker-led

    We start with the attack paths most relevant to your environment, not a generic checklist.

  2. 02

    Clear communication

    Clear findings and candid advice, without fear-based selling or unnecessary jargon.

  3. 03

    Evidence over opinion

    Every conclusion is supported by evidence, a severity rating and an assessment of business impact.

  4. 04

    Built for Europe

    Our work reflects the regulatory and operational context of European organisations.

See how we apply these principles

On the ground

Locked Shields 2026 winning-team shirt
01OffSeq specialists on the Locked Shields 2026, opens in a new tab winning team
Presenting OffSeq Guard at an event
02Presenting our platform at industry events
OffSeq at a procurement forum
03On stage – Procurement Forum 2025
CR14 Classified Cyber Range
04CR14 – classified cyber range
OffSeq stand at a cybersecurity event
05Meeting the community at our stand
Visitors at the OffSeq stand D25 at RIGA COMM 2026, with live threat dashboards on screen
06Talking threat intelligence at our RIGA COMM 2026, opens in a new tab stand

Qualifications

Certified to international standards

Credentials held by the OffSeq team, examined and issued by the standards bodies, defence academies and training providers behind them.

Organisations and networks

Selected clients

We build the tools we use.

Selected offensive-security tools used in our engagements are available to the community as open-source projects on GitHub.

github.com/offseq
  1. 01

    threat-finder (View on GitHub)

    Runtime CVE scanner – finds vulnerabilities in the services actually running on a host, ranked by network exposure.

    Rust
  2. 02

    php2shell-poc (View on GitHub)

    Non-destructive PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618/109619) reachability check and offset tooling for authorized testing.

    Python
  3. 03

    threadsrecon (View on GitHub)

    OSINT tooling for Threads (threads.net) – profiles, posts and connections.

    Python
  4. 04

    rockyou-lv (View on GitHub)

    Latvian-language password wordlist for cracking and credential audits.

    Python
  5. 05

    servicediscovery (View on GitHub)

    CIDR-aware Nmap scanner – one process per IP, per-host XML output.

    Python
  6. 06

    xcompare (View on GitHub)

    Find mutual followers between two X accounts without the official API.

    Python
  7. 07

    homebrew-tap (View on GitHub)

    Homebrew tap distributing the OffSeq toolset.

    Ruby

EU funding

Strengthening cybersecurity awareness and resilience in Europe

OffSeq participates in EU-funded initiatives that strengthen cybersecurity awareness and resilience by identifying vulnerabilities from an attacker’s perspective and developing proactive monitoring solutions.

Agreement ID: KD/1/24/A/004

Work with a team that tests from an attacker’s perspective

Tell us what you need to protect. We will explain how we would test it and how to strengthen its defences.