Rate My Professor Frank den Hartog

His research specializations include cyber security of critical infrastructures, complex wireless networked systems research and analysis, Internet of Things (IoT), and Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), with interests in programmable networks, digital twins, 6G, physical layer security, and standardization. He has co-authored 90 peer-reviewed articles, including 'FedHome: A federated learning framework for smart home device classification and attack detection by broadband service providers' (Computer Networks, 2026), 'UNSW HomeNet: A network traffic flow dataset for AI-based smart home device classification' (Computers and Industrial Engineering, 2025), and 'On Trust Recommendations in the Social Internet of Things - A Survey' (ACM Computing Surveys, 2024). He has filed 23 patent applications, made 67 contributions to standardization bodies, and co-edited 7 international telecommunications standards. His innovations in home networking have won several academic and industry awards. Den Hartog has supervised 7 Masters and Honours students and 2 PhD students, served on 8 PhD examination committees, numerous conference program committees, and delivered recurrent IEEE tutorials at the International IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference. He has also been a guest lecturer at various European universities and a tutor at the Australian National University.