Internal threat assessments and pen tests can give a false sense of the overall security posture of the organization. Why would this be true? Group of answer choices External attackers must spend extra time gathering information and because of this they can be stopped easily while gathering that information. External attackers do not know as much as the internal tester and therefore they are less of a threat. Internal testers will have some knowledge about the targets and infrastructure. Internal testers cannot attack from the outside of a network.