WHFF.TV and. WHFF.Radio (our syndication platform sponsored by The Cognitive Institute of Dallas 501c3) is a premier digital platform and podcast dedicated to uncovering the intersection of high-level cybersecurity and the human experience. Led by the expertise of Dr. Rachel Levitch, we explore the "invisible labor" of the AI economy, the mechanics of technostress, and the vital strategies needed to navigate our connected world with resilience and integrity.
Make A DonationLinkedIn & Professional Blogs: She frequently publishes articles regarding specialized topics such as AI in Hunger Forecasting, Invisible Labor, and Incident Response. As the CEO & Founder of Charles Edda & Charles Bouley (CECB), she leads managed security risk assessments, penetration testing, and vulnerability scanning, specializing in infrastructure that integrates financial risk management and regulatory compliance.
The National Law Review features Dr. Rachel Levitch’s analysis on the intersection of digital technology, AI-driven "invisible labor," and cybersecurity. A seasoned Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), she adheres to the Cybersecurity National Action Plan (CNAP) and has been a partner at the On-I-Apple Research Center since 2014. She holds elite certifications including CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control) and CMQE (Certified Manager of Quality/Organizational Excellence).
In her writings and upcoming book, Stalking the Shadows: My Ex, His Obsession, and the Digital Chains, she explores the societal impacts of technostress and offers strategies for navigating digital precarity. Beyond her technical work, she serves her community as a City Commissioner in Jefferson, Texas, and as the Director of Fundraising for the Green Party of Texas.
Acclaimed Speaker: Dr. Rachel Levitch on Invisible Labor, Technostress, and the AI Economy. Her security expertise has appeared on WHNT, WHFF Radio, and WHFF-TV, where she analyzes how technology creates systemic burnout and vulnerabilities.
Dr. Levitch is the visionary behind WHFF.TV and WHFF.Radio, hosting "Building From Broken Foundations." Her security-first media work focuses on protecting American families from deepfake exploitation, digital desensitization, and the rising tide of narcissistic abuse in the digital age.
Her technical publications address the limitations of legal frameworks regarding cyberstalking and the systemic vulnerabilities inherent in rapid automation. Dr. Levitch was featured in Big News Network, where she provides a critical analysis of U.S. Code § 2261A as a systemic infrastructure failure. Her work aligns with NIST CSF, ISO 27001, and CIS Controls to help nonprofits and businesses maintain total network integrity.
By examining the "digital chains" created by modern technology , Dr. Levitch highlights how systemic vulnerabilities allow for persistent harassment, calling for a more integrated approach between technical cybersecurity protocols and legal protections to better safeguard victims in an increasingly connected world.
As a dedicated philanthropist, she supports the Cognitive Institute of Dallas, specifically focusing on parenting series and docuseries for families impacted by trauma and digital risks. She has served Texas communities for over 26 years, bridging the gap between high-level security engineering and humanitarian leadership.
Bridging Technology & Humanity: With over 26 years of service to Texas communities, Dr. Levitch continues to pioneer a safer digital landscape through high-level security engineering, empathetic media leadership, and dedicated humanitarian advocacy.
