ControlMonkey, a private cloud resilience and disaster recovery specialist, featured in several updates this week as it sharpened its focus on cyber resilience and expanded its commercial footprint. The company continues to position itself around automating recovery processes and closing governance gaps for cloud‑dependent enterprises.
ControlMonkey is promoting a joint session with Amazon Web Services on recovery automation, scheduled for September 24 and led by CEO Aharon Twizer and AWS architect Sabith Venkit. The event is designed to address disaster recovery priorities, recovery sequencing and orchestration across infrastructure and data within the AWS ecosystem.
In parallel, the company amplified a blog by Twizer on the “DR Ownership Gap,” highlighting the disconnect between backup ownership and end‑to‑end disaster recovery accountability. The analysis points to fragmented responsibilities across IT and security teams as a risk to business continuity, reinforcing ControlMonkey’s positioning around integrated recovery governance.
Operationally, ControlMonkey extended its configuration backup and recovery capabilities to major security platforms, including CrowdStrike, Zscaler, Palo Alto Networks and Fortinet. These integrations are intended to help security teams back up and restore configurations, track changes and revert to known‑good states, supporting a configuration‑first approach to cyber recovery.
The firm also emphasized support for F5 environments, Microsoft Entra ID and CrowdStrike Falcon, alongside a webinar on Entra ID backup risks related to Conditional Access policies and group changes. This activity targets enterprises seeking to protect identity and network configurations as a complement to traditional data backup strategies.
On the commercial side, ControlMonkey is expanding its U.S. go‑to‑market and enterprise sales presence, recruiting a Senior Account Executive and Sales Engineer focused on complex enterprise sales cycles. The hiring drive suggests an effort to build enterprise‑focused sales and technical capacity in what the company sees as a fast‑growing category.
ControlMonkey further increased its ecosystem visibility through participation in AWS Resilience Day and AWS Architectural Resilience Day in London and plans to exhibit at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2026. It also highlighted regulatory themes around the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act and its reporting deadline, aligning its offerings with emerging compliance and resilience requirements.
Taken together, the week’s developments indicate ControlMonkey is broadening platform integrations, deepening its disaster recovery narrative and strengthening U.S. enterprise go‑to‑market capabilities, supporting its longer‑term positioning in cloud security and resilience tooling.