Frank Jones is the President of Codex Data Systems, Inc., a New York firm, and a leading manufacturer of electronic surveillance and intelligence gathering equipment/software for government agencies. Formerly in military and law enforcement service, Mr. Jones is a popular talk show guest with 15 appearances on national & regional programming and news specials. He has also been the subject of numerous domestic and international newspaper and magazine articles. He has been the technical consultant on three major Hollywood films which contained scenes depicting electronic surveillance.

He is the "Moderator" of the Internet's daily "Surveillance List Forum",a group of 7500 surveillance professionals from 74 countries around the world. He maintains two web sites on the internet known as "The Codex" (which was voted one of the top "Hacker & Crypto Rebel" sites on the internet by PC World) and "SpyKing's Hideaway" ... Both sites are considered a "must read" for those concerned with electronic surveillance, communications privacy & computer security.

Mr. Jones has also lectured at M.I.T. (Massachussetts Institute of Technology) on TEMPEST computer eavesdropping techniques.

No other speaker has their thumb on the pulse of changing world trends in immerging surveillance technologies...

Mr. Jones' specialty is computer security, monitoring and surveillance. He can give "live" demonstrations of how "Hackers" can enter a computer system and steal proprietary data compromising institutional and facility security. He accomplishes this by using specialized software and techniques he created for government use.

Frank is an excellent speaker, with a sense of humor, exhaustive technical knowledge, and an awareness of uses and abuses of surveillance products. Listeners commend Mr. Jones on his ability to explain surveillance concepts and practices in layman's terms.

Electronic surveillance products manufactured by Codex Data Systems, Inc. are used by governments worldwide for drug interdiction, antiterrorism, criminal investigation, intelligence and espionage. Codex Data Systems also provides countersurveillance services to locate bugs and wiretaps placed by others.

Mr. Jones recently celebrated his 24th anniversary in the surveillance industry. Television, late evening radio talk shows and panic scheduling for fast turnaround shows usually can be accommodated. Journalists can also be accomodated. Mr. Jones can give live demos of electronic surveillance. Realistic surveillance scenarios can be set up to show precisely how equipment is installed and operated.