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One should backup data on a regular basis as a catastrophic failure of your primary storage medium could occur. In most computer systems, data is stored on a hard disk drive (HDD). Due to the mechanical stress endured by the HDD, the read head could scratch the surface of the sensitive platters, causing them to become unreadable.
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