Adversary-first
We start from how you’d actually be attacked, not a generic checklist.
OffSeq — short for Offensive Sequence — was founded in 2022 on a simple belief: you cannot defend what you have never seen attacked. Every engagement begins from the attacker’s perspective, because that is where real risk lives.
We pair deep offensive expertise with the regulatory reality European organizations face. NIS2, GDPR and Latvia’s national requirements aren’t an afterthought in our work — they shape how we test, report and advise.
In 2026 OffSeq became an accredited PECB training partner, extending our work into internationally recognized ISO and cybersecurity certification — part of a mission to make internationally certified security skills accessible across Latvia and the EU.
How we think
We start from how you’d actually be attacked, not a generic checklist.
Clear findings and honest advice. No fear-selling, no jargon for its own sake.
Every claim is backed by proof, severity and business impact.
Compliance and context for the regulations our clients live under.
Inside OffSeq
Credentials
Lead Pen Test Professional PECB
ISO/IEC 27001 Senior Lead Auditor PECB
Certified Information Systems Auditor ISACA
Cybercrime CEPOL
Cyber Bite: Darkweb CEPOL
OSINT — Cryptocurrencies CEPOL
Security Awareness: Privileged Accounts SANS Affiliations
Open source
The offensive tools we use in engagements — open-sourced for the community on GitHub.
github.com/offseqRuntime CVE scanner — finds vulnerabilities in the services actually running on a host, ranked by network exposure.
View on GitHub threadsrecon PythonOSINT tooling for Threads (threads.net) — profiles, posts and connections.
View on GitHub rockyou-lv PythonLatvian-language password wordlist for cracking and credential audits.
View on GitHub servicediscovery PythonCIDR-aware Nmap scanner — one process per IP, per-host XML output.
View on GitHub xcompare PythonFind mutual followers between two X accounts without the official API.
View on GitHub homebrew-tap RubyHomebrew tap distributing the OffSeq toolset.
View on GitHubEU funding
OffSeq (SEQ SIA) participates in EU-funded work to strengthen cybersecurity awareness and protection across Europe — identifying vulnerabilities from an attacker’s perspective and building proactive monitoring solutions.
Agreement ID: KD/1/24/A/004
Tell us what you’re protecting. We’ll tell you how we’d attack it — and how to hold the line.