Anti-cheat Disabling Network Adapter

I have an ongoing issue where the Javelin anti-cheat on PC is disabling my network adapter mid-game.  I have a bog-standard realtek on-motherboard network adapter with the certified drivers from the manufacturer.

During a match, suddenly people/vehicles will continue as before, even up into the air, then the game will exit to a "cannot connect" screen.  Exiting the game will eventually show the network adapter turning to the globe showing no internet connection.  Everything network related on the computer also cannot connect as expected.  Using the Win11 troubleshooting tool, I can restart the adapter and everything reconnects just fine.  I can relaunch the game, rejoin a match, but it Javelin will simply detect it again and disable the adapter.

I do not understand why Javelin is detecting the realtek adapter as a cheat and disabling it, but it makes completing a round impossible as it detects within a minute or two of starting a round.  I would like to be able to play BF 6.