Documentaries on breaches, scams, infrastructure collapse, and the engineering decisions behind them. The breach you're picturing isn't the one that happens. The money leaves through a convincing email, a helpful phone call, and a process that worked exactly as designed.
The case files, in production order. Each episode traces one failure to its mechanism. Sourced, cited, and explained properly.
INCIDENT 001 · 2024 8.5 MILLION MACHINES CASCADE FAILURE IN PRODUCTION INCIDENT 002 · 2026 THE EMPLOYEE WHO WASN'T FRAUD IN PRODUCTION INCIDENT 003 · 2017 ONE SERVER IN GHANA SUPPLY CHAIN SCHEDULED INCIDENT 004 · 2021 THE COMPANY THAT VANISHED FROM THE INTERNET CASCADE FAILURE SCHEDULED INCIDENT 005 · 2025 THE EMAIL THAT COSTS $3 BILLION A YEAR FRAUD SCHEDULED INCIDENT 006 · 1999–2019 THE SOFTWARE THAT SENT 900 PEOPLE TO COURT GOVERNANCE FAILURE SCHEDULED INCIDENT 007 · 2026 YOUR IT PROVIDER IS THE TARGET SUPPLY CHAIN SCHEDULED INCIDENT 008 · 2012 $440 MILLION IN 45 MINUTES DESIGN DEFECT SCHEDULEDBuilt on the record: indictments, post-incident reports, regulatory findings, and reporting that names its sources. If a claim can't be attributed, it doesn't air.
Sources appear on screen as claims are made, and every episode description carries the full source list.
No speculation, no invented dialogue, no manufactured villains. Where the record is uncertain, the episode says so.
Errors get corrected on the record: pinned, noted in the description, and fixed. Spot one? grant@failsafemedia.co
The interesting thing about these stories is rarely a villain. It's that everyone behaved reasonably and the system failed anyway. That's the story worth telling properly. The standards above are what telling it properly costs.