UNIVERSAL PROTECTION OF ART
AND VALUABLE ASSETS FROM THEFT
For well over a decade, Art Guard has been a leader in providing innovative and cost-effective security solutions for the protection of art and other valuable assets.
OUR
EXPERTISE
With close to 500 installations in large and small museums, galleries, private collectors’ homes, corporations, hotels, libraries and other private and public facilities in North America and around the world, Art Guard is the premier art and asset security solution with customizable products to cover any application in any environment.
Art Guard’s patented wireless MAP technology can secure nearly any stationary object, regardless of size. MAP can interface to a wide range of panels and systems, so solutions are designed to meet the specific needs of any end user, installer or integrator, regardless of the nature of the installation.
STATE OF THE ART SOLUTIONS
TRUSTED
BY
….the security chiefs of the top museums and the world’s most discerning private collectors, as well as insurers, art advisors, art handlers and installers. “Providing this type of versatile, object-specific security is the future for museums, galleries, private collectors and partners looking for a heightened level of protection.” , Major NYC Museum
ARE YOU AN END USER?
We offer simple out-of-the-box DIY solutions for paintings, seated art objects and any other valuable stationary assets with any means of alert.
ARE YOU AN INSTALLER/INTEGRATOR?
We provide the credentials to satisfy the art industry and private clients for your go-to-market and expansion strategy with a universal and adaptable art security solution.
MAP Sensor
Wireless, art and asset security to interface with any panel or access control system in any facility
MAP System Gold
Full-featured, plug-and-play asset security with the convenience of home automation
MAP System Silver
Self-contained, upgradable system for small museums, libraries, galleries and traveling and special exhibits
Safe Hook
Stand alone, battery-powered protection of hanging works from grab-and-run theft.