Noah Neundorfer is an associate in Thomas Horstemeyer’s prosecution group, where his practice focuses on cyber security, computer networks, and other computer-related technologies.

During law school, Noah gained practical intellectual property experience with Thomas Horstemeyer, and through Emory University’s pro-bono IP and Innovation Clinic, where he assisted clients with intellectual property matters. He also served as a research and teaching assistant supporting professors within the law school in areas such as Judicial Ethics and Contracts.

Noah graduated from Columbus State University with a degree in computer science, specializing in cyber security. While there, Noah worked as a research assistant on projects involving the use of artificial intelligence in detecting malicious programs, as well as developing novel methods for stepping-stone intrusion detection by a utilized host.