A common attack vector is phishing, where someone clicks on an email link and gets compromised or supplies credentials on a spoofed login page. External firewalls cannot help you much there.
Segmenting your internal network is a good defence against lots of attacks, to limit the blast radius, but it's hard and expensive to do a lot of it in corporate environments.
Segmenting your internal network is a good defence against lots of attacks, to limit the blast radius, but it's hard and expensive to do a lot of it in corporate environments.