The main ways of tackling endpoint security threats include:

1. Antivirus/Antimalware: Installing and regularly updating antivirus and antimalware software on all endpoint devices to detect and prevent the spread of malware.
2. Firewall: Implementing a firewall to monitor incoming and outgoing network traffic and block unauthorized access.
3. Encryption: Encrypting sensitive data on endpoint devices to protect it from theft or unauthorized access.
4. Software updates: Regularly updating the operating system and software applications on endpoint devices to patch security vulnerabilities.
5. User education and training: Educating users on safe computing practices, such as avoiding suspicious email attachments, and training them on how to recognize and respond to security threats.
6. Remote wipe: Implementing a remote wipe capability to erase sensitive data from lost or stolen endpoint devices.
7. Network segmentation: Segregating sensitive data on the network to limit the damage that can be done in the event of a security breach.
8. Access control: Implementing access controls to limit the types of actions that users can perform on endpoint devices and to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data.
9. Monitoring and threat detection: Implementing tools to monitor endpoint devices for security threats and alert administrators when potential threats are detected.
10. Disaster recovery and business continuity planning: Developing and testing a plan to quickly recover from a security breach and minimize downtime.

These are just a few of the many ways to tackle endpoint security threats. It’s important to have a comprehensive endpoint security strategy in place that includes a combination of these tactics to ensure the security and privacy of sensitive information.