Fabric
Endpoint protection agent that makes sensitive data structurally impossible to reach by infostealer malware through lightweight kernel driver protection.
Picari insights
Mid-market to enterprise security teams looking to neutralize infostealer malware and credential theft via targeted kernel-level protection.
- Mitigating browser session hijacking and cookie theft
- Hardening endpoints against infostealer malware families
- Preventing local credential dumping on critical workstations
- Organizations seeking a single, comprehensive EDR/XDR suite replacement
- Environments with strict prohibitions on third-party kernel-mode drivers
- Teams focused primarily on network-level or cloud-native runtime threat detection
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Core capabilities
Common use cases
Mitigating initial access vectors
Preventing credential theft via infostealer malware
Protecting against ransomware precursors
Securing active session cookies from exfiltration
Things to consider
Every product has trade-offs, and which of them matter depends on your environment, your team and your timeline.
threatnet Fabric pricing and integrations
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Profile last updated on 9 October 2026 by the vendor, threatnet.