Claire Moravec is a seasoned national security professional with over a decade of leadership in intelligence, counterterrorism, and crisis operations across public and private sectors. She is currently Director of Intelligence Operations for Social Media Exploitation at Sentinel Security, a global security and intelligence advisory firm that helps organizations anticipate, understand, and mitigate complex threats through advanced intelligence operations, risk analysis, and strategic advisory services.
Previously, Claire served as Illinois’ Deputy Homeland Security Advisor and Deputy Director of Homeland Security, where she established and led the state’s first Office of Homeland Security, advancing statewide efforts in prevention, preparedness, and education. She was a founding member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) social media exploitation team, spearheading tactical operations against criminal and nation-state actors who weaponize digital, social, virtual, and augmented reality technologies. Her innovative work continued in the FBI’s national covert operations section, where she developed and managed an enterprise-wide undercover program designed to withstand scrutiny from subversive adversaries. Claire’s contributions earned her the prestigious FBI Medal of Excellence in 2017. Beyond her federal service, Claire has also leveraged her unique blend of tactical insight and strategic oversight in the private sector in her roles as the Senior Lead in charge of the trust and safety operations team at Snapchat and as the Chief Operating Officer at a threat-intelligence technology startup.
Claire holds a BS in criminology and a BSW from Loyola University Chicago. She earned an MSW in clinical social work from Columbia University.
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