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Amsterdam, The Netherlands, November 12th, 2025 — Hiber (hiber.global),a leading provider of IoT connectivity and data solutions for the energy sector, today announced its successful completion of its SOC 2 examination as of October 31st, 2025. The audit assessed Hiber’s service commitments and system requirements against the Trust Services Criteria, specifically on the following scopes: 

• Security 
• Availability 
• Confidentiality

The SOC 2 audit was conducted by A-LIGN, the leading provider in cybersecurity compliance trusted by more than 4,000 global organizations to help mitigate cybersecurity risks.

“Completing our SOC 2 audit with zero exceptions is a testament to our team’s dedication to security and operational excellence. We remain committed to providing our customers with the highest level of trust and reliability” said Qin Liu, Hiber’s Quality Assurance Manager.

Established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), the SOC 2 examination is designed for organizations of any size, regardless of industry and scope, to ensure the personal assets of their potential and existing customers are protected. SOC 2 reports are recognized globally and affirm that a company’s infrastructure, software, people, data, policies, procedures and operations have been formally reviewed. 

“Congratulations to Hiber for completing their SOC 2 audit, a widely recognized signal of trust and security,” said Steve Simmons, COO of A-LIGN. “It’s great to work with organizations like Hiber, who understand the value of expertise in driving an efficient audit and the importance of a high-quality final report.”

This certification demonstrates Hiber’s continued commitment to compliance and ensures customers with the confidence that required safeguards are in place to protect their data.

About Hiber

Hiber simplifies upstream energy operations with end-to-end IoT solutions that are easy to install, globally connected, and ready to scale. With Hiber, energy teams gain full-field visibility across remote wellpads through real-time monitoring of pressure, flow, and production data, ultimately reducing costly field trips, minimizing emissions, and improving operational safety. Powered by satellite and cellular connectivity, Hiber’s technology ensures reliable data transmission from even the most isolated locations. All of Hiber’s hardware and software are engineered for simplicity, accuracy, and security, helping energy companies operate smarter, safer, and more sustainably.

For more information about Hiber, visit: hiber.global

ABOUT A-LIGN 

A-LIGN is the leading provider of high-quality, efficient cybersecurity compliance programs. Combining experienced auditors and audit management technology, A-LIGN provides the widest breadth and depth of services including SOC 2, ISO 27001, HITRUST, FedRAMP, and PCI. A-LIGN is the number one issuer of SOC 2 and a leading HITRUST and FedRAMP assessor. 

To learn more, visi: a-lign.com

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A Smarter Way to Monitor the Energy Frontier

With millions of oil and gas wells scattered across some of the planet’s most inaccessible regions, monitoring operations in real time has remained a persistent challenge. That’s where Hiber steps in.

“There are approximately four million oil and gas wells worldwide. And they’re not always large drilling platforms or pumpjacks. The vast majority are small and remote,” explains Simon Philipsen, Managing Director of Hiber.

These sites are often located in extreme environments- from the Australian outback and South American jungles to West African river deltas and offshore locations near Malaysia. They’re also typically underserviced by traditional infrastructure.

“In addition, thousands of kilometers of pipelines run through inhospitable areas. The pressure and temperature of all those wells are rarely monitored remotely. At most, they have a few meters. Those have to be read on-site. But then you have to go there by jeep, helicopter, or boat. Then someone writes down the meter readings and leaves again. If something goes wrong the next day, no one will notice.”

Hiber’s satellite-powered technology changes that, offering a scalable, cost-effective way to monitor pressure, flow, and temperature in real time, no matter how remote the location.

After decades of leniency around environmental impact, the industry is now under growing pressure to meet both regulatory and investor expectations.

“Regulations are becoming stricter, but these multinationals are also held to stricter requirements by their shareholders. The greater the pollution, the more they have to clean up and the higher the costs, not to mention the social impact.”

For operators, real-time monitoring is no longer just a convenience- it’s a necessity. And Hiber is helping make it accessible at global scale.

Built to Last

Hiber’s satellite-connected sensors are designed with one goal in mind: reliable, long-term performance in even the harshest environments. Once installed on a remote well or pipeline, they quietly do their job- communicating vital data back to operators, without the need for constant maintenance.

With Hiber sensors and satellite transmitters, oil and gas wells anywhere in the world can be monitored from behind a desk. To conserve power, the devices stay in sleep mode for most of the time and only wake briefly to transmit data. “We only have to visit every 5 or 10 years to replace the battery.”

This level of efficiency is made possible by leveraging existing satellite infrastructure, including major providers like Inmarsat. While Hiber no longer manufactures its own satellites, the original vision of low-power, high-impact remote sensing remains at the core.

Crucially, Hiber develops and programs the sensors and transmitters in-house, ensuring tight control over performance and customization. In a major step forward, the company acquired French industrial supplier Srett Industrie just nine months after its relaunch. “That was quite a milestone, also for the employees,” says Philipsen. “It truly restored our faith.”

Accountability in a Changing Industry

As Hiber strengthens its presence in the energy sector, the question inevitably arises: what role does a tech company play in a fossil fuel world? For Hiber, the answer is clear.

“We don’t contribute to increased fossil fuel production; we contribute to safer and more profitable operations,” Philipsen explains. “If we didn’t, that production would simply continue. Whatever you think of the oil and gas industry, those resources exist. Even when they’re no longer used, they still need to be monitored for at least another 20 years.”

Looking ahead, Hiber is already preparing for a broader future. “Ultimately, we are active in an industry that is finite. By the time that happens, we’ll already be working on other applications. We’re already cautiously active in monitoring hydrogen installations and are now exploring whether we can play a role in CO₂ storage in old oil and gas wells.”

As the energy landscape evolves, Hiber aims to be part of the solution- supporting responsible operations today and enabling cleaner technologies tomorrow.

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The Eyes & Ears of Next-generation Oil & Gas

Even as renewable energy capacity expands, oil and gas remain a cornerstone of the global energy system. Fossil fuels power a significant share of critical infrastructure, industry, and transportation worldwide, and will continue to do so for decades to come. 

Oil and gas operations frequently take place in some of the world’s most inaccessible and unforgiving environments: dense rainforests, offshore platforms, and remote deserts with little to no infrastructure. These locations are not only difficult to reach but also notoriously hard to monitor with traditional methods. Yet many of these wells remain unmanned, despite the operational and environmental risks posed by undetected issues. 

Revolutionizing Upstream Operations

In regions where human presence is limited, dangerous, or impossible, digital tools become essential. Hiber developed its satellite-enabled IoT monitoring system to address precisely these challenges. Real-time data from remote wells enables continuous oversight, bridging critical information gaps and enabling faster, smarter decision-making.

This is where technologies like HiberHilo, a satellite-powered IoT monitoring solution for remote oil well monitoring, are making a measurable impact. By enabling real-time, remote data collection from oil and gas assets, solutions like Hiber are helping operators monitor well integrity, detect leaks early, reduce the need for in-person inspections, and lower CO₂ emissions. 

It’s a smarter, more sustainable approach to energy production, combining safety, compliance, and environmental responsibility through digital innovation.

How Hiber Hilo Works

Digitization Supports a Safer, Cleaner Future for the Energy Sector

The need to modernize existing fossil fuel operations is critical- the dream of a fully decarbonized future demands smarter, more responsible approaches to traditional energy production. 

By delivering real-time insights from remote and unmanned oil and gas assets, Hiber enables safer operations, faster response times, and measurable reductions in carbon emissions. It’s not just about data, it’s about using that data to take meaningful, real-world action in one of the most complex and high-risk industries on the planet.

From improving field safety to enhancing regulatory compliance and environmental monitoring, Hiber is helping operators rethink how energy is managed in the field- today.

See what’s possible with HiberHilo- Book a demo with our team to explore how real-time remote oil well monitoring can transform your operations.

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With HiberHilo®, you don’t have to.

Our system is designed for simplicity from day one. Through a streamlined setup process and built-in support, your team can handle deployment independently, with confidence.

Training Built In

Our service includes a two-hour installation training session. That’s all your engineers need to become fully equipped to deploy the system. With this training, the next time they’re in the field, they can install both sensors and gateways themselves- no external support required.

Fast Installation in Four Simple Steps

Step 1: Install the Gateway
Mount the 4-kilogram gateway securely to a poll or tower. This device comes with two antennas: one for receiving data from HiberHilo sensors, and one for transmitting that data via satellite.

Step 2: Run a LoRa Check
Use an ATEX-certified phone and our mobile app to check that your pre-configured sensors are recognized by the system.

Step 3: Attach the Sensors
Each sensor uses a standard half-inch NPT connection. Simply install the sensor onto the wellhead. Once in place, you’ll only need to push a button and the sensors will automatically connect to the gateway.

Step 4: Confirm Connection and Go Live
Login to our dashboard to see the complete list of your online sensors. Within minutes, your team will see live data streaming in.

That’s it. Your monitoring system is up and running in less than three hours.

Simplified Data, Exceptional Accuracy

HiberHilo delivers data that is up to 99.9% accurate, without the complexity of traditional satellite or wired systems. With intuitive dashboards and seamless integration via APIs, your team gets immediate insights with minimal effort.

You’ll reduce costs, limit site visits, and stay ahead of potential issues, all without compromising safety or reliability.

A Smarter Way to Monitor

HiberHilo isn’t just easy to install. It’s easy to maintain, scale, and work with. From real-time visibility to built-in compliance and sustainability features, it’s the ideal solution for remote well monitoring.

Ready to put your engineers in control? Let’s get started.

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Las compañías de petróleo y gas enfrentan algunos desafíos relacionados con los datos.

Desde recopilar datos hasta asegurarse de que realmente se pueden usar.

Este e-book explora todas las razones por las que las empresas de petróleo y gas necesitan recopilar datos (especialmente en pozos y oleoductos en ubicaciones remotas). Y qué tecnologías emergentes pueden ayudar a cerrar la brecha.

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As empresas de petróleo e gás têm alguns desafios de dados.

Desde a coleta de dados até a certeza de que você pode realmente usá-los.

Este e-book explora todas as razões pelas quais as empresas de petróleo e gás precisam coletar de dados (especialmente em poços e oleodutos em locais remotos). E quais tecnologias emergentes podem ajudar a fechar a lacuna.

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Oil and gas companies have a few data challenges.

From gathering data in the first place, to making sure you can actually use it.

This ebook explores all the reasons why oil and gas companies struggle with data collection (especially on wells and pipelines in remote locations). And what emerging technologies can help close the gap.

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Remote oil and gas wells are notoriously difficult to monitor. But new technology may make them some of the most advanced sites out there.

This ebook explores why well monitoring practices are stuck in the past, and what new technology can do to push it forward. 

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Pipelines hold valuable insights, but many operators still work with incomplete data. That limits your ability to reduce risk, plan maintenance, and keep operations running smoothly.

In this free 45-minute webinar, pipeline expert Arne Spliet shares how to unlock more from your gathering pipelines at no extra cost. You’ll learn:

• Why more pipeline data means better risk management.
  
• How Shell’s “bowtie” model helps identify and mitigate risks.
  
• Where global pipeline management opportunities are hiding.
  
• How small data improvements drive big gains in inspection, repair, and maintenance.
  
  

Watch now and see how to turn your pipeline data into smarter decisions and smoother operations.

Arne Spliet

Consultant for the energy industry

Bjorn van der Maarel

Global Sales & Marketing Manager at Hiber

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