Museums, libraries and archives, which are centers of knowledge and culture, are social memory institutions that are carried from the past to the future. Beylerbeyi Palace, which is the subject of the work in your hand and which is a museum palace, also contains priceless treasures in terms of both its structural features and its collections. Like all cultural heritage works, this unique museum-palace must be handed over to future generations in good health and safety. Cultural heritage works come face to face with many risks of physical, chemical, biological, human and natural origin from the very beginning of their creation. It is necessary to determine the potential sources of danger that create these risks in advance with proactive methods, and to take precautions against the risks that may develop if no measures are taken against these dangers, with scientific methods. Sustainability of the functions of information and cultural centers, ability to recover quickly even when faced with a risk, and overcoming this risk by building capacity are the issues that should be addressed primarily by decision makers. Dr. Kuzucuoğlu also dealt with all aspects of the risks that may occur at the scale of a museum-palace, not with a single aspect, but within the concept of “Integrated Museum Management” and tried to put forward the problems and preventive solutions. How about rethinking all possible risks to our cultural heritage?