B2B Agentic Commerce Emerges as Primary Catalyst for Enterprise Data Security

Published: October 17, 2026 • Reading Time: 6 min read • Reporting: Intelligence Division

Very Good Security reports that enterprise B2B use cases, rather than consumer applications, are currently leading the adoption of agentic commerce. This structural shift is accelerating enterprise requirements for compliant, zero-trust data custody infrastructure capable of handling autonomous software transactions.

In an interview detailing market trajectories, Brittany Kay Eden, Head of Marketing and Growth at Very Good Security (VGS), highlighted that enterprise demand for autonomous B2B commerce infrastructure is rapidly outstripping retail B2C implementations. While public discourse focuses heavily on consumer-facing artificial intelligence, enterprise organizations are deploying autonomous agents to handle complex procurement, reconciliation, and cross-border settlement workflows. Consequently, data privacy and financial security layers must evolve to authenticate machine-to-machine transactions without introducing regulatory liability. VGS positions its zero-knowledge custody platform as an essential abstraction layer, enabling enterprises to isolate sensitive payment credentials and proprietary data while maintaining compliance postures across distributed multi-cloud architectures. As organizations scale autonomous transactional pipelines, the intersection of cybersecurity, financial compliance, and automated orchestration is emerging as a critical vector for modern enterprise infrastructure spend.