Meet our Instructors
Moe McClanahan
Moe is a High-Tech Crime Specialist with the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C). After 20 years in law enforcement, Moe retired from the Christiansburg Police Department (CPD) in Virginia. Moe served her last 8.5 years at CPD as the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Investigator. She has been trained and has worked both reactive and proactive cases including National Center for Missing and Exploited Children CyberTips, peer-2-peer investigations, and undercover investigations. During her time as an ICAC Investigator, she trained and educated over 10,000 children, parents, and police officers in Internet safety. Aside from her work at NW3C, Moe also serves as the Director of Training and Education with the Safe Surfin’ Foundation where she continues to educate on Internet safety and volunteers her time with Special Olympics.
Norman Gibson
Norman is a High-Tech Crime Specialist with the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C), specializing in providing technical support services and computer forensic training to local, state, federal, and international law enforcement agencies. He joined the staff of NW3C in 2009, bringing with him over eight years of law enforcement experience and two years of civil litigation computer forensic investigative experience. While working in law enforcement, he was assigned to the Internet Crime Unit where he investigated crimes against children, identity theft, fraud, internal investigations and was also trained to perform forensic analysis on seized computers. Additionally, Mr. Gibson educated the public through Internet safety presentations in schools, at parent-teacher organization meetings, and for attorneys and sheriffs.