Microsoft Ventures, the startup-nurturing and investment-focused side of Microsoft, has announced today that it is launching a cyber-security-focused program at its accelerator in Tel Aviv, Israel, in collaboration with Jerusalem Venture Partners. Announced today, the four-month program will provide oversight and expertise from industry executives, as well as free tools and other support for the participating companies. And as we discovered before, Microsoft doesn’t take any cut of the action_in exchange for this support, nor require any obligation to use Microsoft technology. The accelerator is looking for startups currently working_on building cyber-security products and services, the importance of which can’t...

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