Due to the potential vulnerabilities of Mac OS X, Macintosh computer systems are more susceptible to security breaches than ever before. Many Mac users falsely believe that they are immune to virus attacks and OS crashing. It's true that Macs are generally affected less by intrusions than PCs, but that's only because Macintosh makes up such a small percentage of the market. In reality, with the growing number of viruses in existence there isn't a computer in the world that is exempt from these kinds of malicious acts.
Physical hard drive failure
Fire, Flood
Natural disasters
The hard drive won’t mount
Your hard drive is corrupt and files cannot be accessed
Your Hard Drive was formatted or files were deleted.
Your Mac boots to UNIX
You have a prohibitory folder
You have a broken folder
You get a kernel panic when you boot
You can see your hard drive in disk management but will not mount
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