Picasso, Matisse, Monet Stolen from Kunsthal Museum: Security is wide-open as a business, career path

Get off your current career path if it's not in security, both physical and cyber, and figure out how you can break in.  The first step might be as a loss prevention guard in Home Depot.

The need for security got hammered home again as news of the daring heist at the Kunstha Museum in the Netherlands hit the global news.  According to the NEW YORK POST, seven paintings by Picasso, Matisse, and Monet, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, were stolen from the museum.  They belonged to the Triton Foundation.   Videotapes of the heist put the theft as happening about 3 A.M.

Surely, those smart enough to get into a decent law school can partner with smart sleuths and software makers to produce fail-safe redundant security approaches and systems.