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Yes in general Systems Security Engineer is responsible for designing the overall security of a system. This includes the architectural components that meet security requirements. The SSE designs overall security approaches (like centralized audit logging versus distributed) and work with other system designers/architects to make sure the security infrastructure is integrated into the fabric of the system. The SSE also develops policy.

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Posted by HamidAliKhan

To protect the whole system for unauthorize use or any failure.

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Posted by waqqas1

The basic responsibilities of a System Security Engineer are to:

->Implement security requirements and mechanisms for components, applications, contact centers, and data centers.
->Install and configure security components (e.g., locks, firewalls, and security cameras).
->Take part in design and code inspections for security defects.
->Provide input into the design and coding standards.

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Posted by sagitraz

Systems Security Engineer is responsible for designing the overall security of a system. This includes the architectural components that meet security requirements. The SSE designs overall security approaches (like centralized audit logging versus distributed) and work with other system designers/architects to make sure the security infrastructure is integrated into the fabric of the system. The SSE also develops policy.

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Posted by craig