eShard makes tools that help security teams find weaknesses in chips, devices and code before an attacker does. Its products cover two areas. For software, teams analyse binaries and firmware and replay full-system executions step by step. For hardware, they measure chip leakage and deliberately inject faults to test whether the chip’s protections hold.
Pertech is eShard’s partner in Israel. We help you choose a setup, arrange evaluations and licences, install the system on your network, and support your team after installation.
eShard covers software and hardware security testing. Reverse engineering and debugging help teams understand what code does. Side-channel analysis and fault injection help teams understand what a chip leaks and how it behaves under stress. Every eShard product runs on your own servers, so code, traces and findings never leave your site.
eShard offers security assessments of software and hardware, conducted by its own experts. It also provides training and coaching in reverse engineering and hardware attacks, including a course on the physical security of post-quantum cryptography. Pertech can arrange these services for teams in Israel.
eShard is a security testing company that makes software for reverse engineering and time travel debugging, and a hardware security platform. Its software products include esReverse and Epoch. Its hardware platform, esDynamic, includes turnkey labs for side-channel analysis and fault injection. Pertech Embedded Solutions sells and supports eShard products in Israel.
Pertech Embedded Solutions, based in Ra'anana, sells and supports eShard in Israel. Pertech handles quotes, evaluations, licensing, on-site installation, training and local technical support.
esReverse supports software analysis and debugging, while esDynamic supports hardware security testing. esReverse helps teams understand and debug binaries, firmware and whole operating systems. esDynamic controls lab equipment to measure chip leakage and inject faults. Many teams use both.
Time travel debugging records the execution of a program or a whole system so you can move backwards and forwards through it. You can revisit a bug without restarting execution and waiting for it to occur again. eShard's Epoch records a full system, including the kernel, drivers and every process.
No. eShard's esFirmware runs side-channel and fault-injection campaigns against firmware in emulation. Teams can start testing before silicon exists or while the lab is busy. esDynamic and the turnkey labs support testing when teams move to real devices.
eShard covers electromagnetic (EM) pulses, laser fault injection, and voltage or clock glitching. Each method is available as a turnkey lab. Photonic emission analysis is also available.
eShard tools can test classic cryptographic algorithms such as AES, RSA and ECC, and post-quantum algorithms such as ML-KEM.
Yes. eShard platforms run on your own infrastructure without internet access. esReverse can also use a private on-premise AI model, so no data has to leave your network.
eShard targets professional labs, while ChipWhisperer (NewAE) is a low-cost, open-source kit popular for learning and early experiments with power analysis and glitching. eShard supports multi-analyst projects, remote control of lab equipment, laser fault injection, photonic emission and evaluation workflows for certification. Teams often start with a kit such as ChipWhisperer and move to eShard when testing becomes a formal, repeatable process.
Contact Pertech through the form below or call the number at the bottom of the page to request an eShard quote or demo. Pertech will arrange a call with an engineer and, where relevant, an evaluation.
