What is NOT a responsibility of a Security Administrator?

A Security Administrator primarily focuses on protecting an organization's information assets and managing security policies and systems. Their responsibilities typically include monitoring for security breaches, configuring security systems, and administering firewall security to ensure that vulnerabilities are effectively managed and potential threats are mitigated.

While a Security Administrator may have a role in ensuring secure web servers are maintained, installing web servers typically falls under the purview of a System Administrator or IT professional responsible for server maintenance and deployment. This role focuses more on the operational aspect of server management rather than the security aspects that a Security Administrator would concentrate on.