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Louvre robbery could lead museums worldwide to overhaul security programs, expert says
The recent Louvre heist has raised urgent questions about physical security, even in the world’s most renowned museums. Experts warn that outdated systems and insider risks could leave priceless artifacts vulnerable. In a recent article by Fox Business, Jim Hayes, emphasized “they should be reviewing locks and access controls for all possible entry and exit points of their physical structures.”
James T. Hayes Jr. CSSP
VP, Sports Entertainment + Government Affairs
James T. Hayes, Jr. is a 20-year veteran of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and tenured executive who successfully navigates the intersection of government process and private sector initiatives for his clients. At Guidepost, he assists clients with complex and urgent issues involving comprehensive security and threat assessments, in-depth investigations, visa and immigration matters, risk mitigation, and international travel consulting.
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