Noah Korba leads Cyber Security and Enterprise Architecture for General Mills. In this role, he is responsible for establishing and executing a cohesive enterprise strategy that brings together technology governance, architectural principles, and cybersecurity policies to ensure solutions are secure by design. He and his team continuously focus on identifying evolving threats and delivering prioritized risk mitigation solutions that enable each business segment and function globally.
Mr. Korba started his career as a research assistant at Iowa State University, focusing on computer crime investigation. In this capacity, he co-created their first computer forensics lab, which serviced investigations for the majority of Iowa. This allowed him to collaborate with multiple governmental agencies, including the Iowa State Police, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and U.S. Secret Service. In 2005, he joined PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) as a Cybersecurity Advisor, leading multiple cybersecurity risk assessments across multiple sectors, establishing himself as a trusted advisor to companies in the United States, United Kingdom, Western Europe, China, Canada, and Mexico. In addition, he developed and led training on network and application penetration testing for all new hires in the PwC’s cybersecurity practice. 
In 2011, he joined General Mills’ IT Security Infrastructure team, architecting new cyber security technologies, process automation, and establishing General Mills’ first forensics capability. He has since held various roles of increasing responsibility within security, with his most recent role as VP, Cyber Security & Enterprise Architecture in October 2024. 
Mr. Korba holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in Computer Engineering from Iowa State University, with a specialization in Information Assurance.