In cybersecurity, the term 'administrator' or 'organo amministrativo' refers to the board or individual(s) who hold ultimate legal responsibility for the governance and management of an organization. This role includes setting strategic objectives, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations, and overseeing the implementation of security policies. Administrators have the authority to make critical decisions regarding risk management, data protection, and incident response. Their actions and directives play a crucial role in shaping the organization's cybersecurity posture and ensuring that appropriate safeguards are in place to protect information assets. In legal contexts, the administrator is accountable for any breaches or failures in governance.