A systems administrator is responsible for the configuration, deployment, and upkeep of a Computer or Server System. They ensure that the system runs smoothly and efficiently and that users have the necessary access and permissions to use it effectively. Sometimes, they may also train new users to use the computer system.
Sometimes, mistakenly System Administrators are also responsible for the security of electronic systems, which can end up in Data breaches. Do not mistake a Cybersecurity professional for a SysAdmin. These are entirely different professions with different aims.
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