determined by combining computational stylistics and scientific methods in order to enhance Cybersecurity. Linguistics for Cybersecurity Recently, Argamon has pushed for the increased use of linguistic analysis for attribution of cybersecurity attacks. He has pointed out how linguistic attribution techniques can often be used to good effect on natural language texts that arise in different attack scenarios, and has provided analyses for high-profile cases such as the Sony Pictures hack, the Democratic National Committee cyber attacks, and the Shadow Brokers NSA leak. Data Science In 2013, Argamon founded the Illinois Institute of Technology Master of Data Science program, which he currently directs. The program seeks to teach students "to think about the real problems that need to be solved, not to simply find technical solutions." Argamon views data scientists as "sensemakers", whose job is not merely to produce analytic results, but to help their clients make sense of a complex, uncertain, and fast-changing world through rigorous analysis and explanation of the data. Honors Fellow of the British Computer Society. Distinguished Lecturer in Forensic Linguistics, Centre for Forensic Linguistics, Aston University, 2014. Fulbright Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow, 1994-1996. Hertz Foundation Doctoral Fellow, 1990-1994. References 1967 births Living people American people of Israeli descent Artificial intelligence researchers Carnegie Mellon University alumni Computational linguistics researchers Data scientists Israeli computer scientists Linguists from the United States Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences alumni