Museums and heritage sites are facing increasing pressure to protect collections, buildings, and visitors—often with limited resources and growing expectations. Recent reporting from Museums Journal highlights a concerning trend: intentional damage is becoming a more common challenge across heritage spaces, reinforcing the need for thoughtful, proactive security planning.
As institutions look ahead to a new year, understanding the realities behind these risks is an important first step. The article below explores what heritage organizations are experiencing on the ground and why reassessing security strategies has become an essential part of responsible stewardship.
Read the full article from Museums Journal:
Four in 10 heritage sites report intentional damage to their property
