This term refers to activities that may compromise the safety of information systems:

The term that encompasses activities which may compromise the safety of information systems is best understood as "All of the above." Each of the individual options—Insider Threats, Security Anomalies, and Cyber Vulnerabilities—contributes to the broader categorization of risks to information systems.

Insider Threats refer to risks posed by individuals within an organization who have inside information concerning the organization's security practices, data, and computer systems. These insiders might intentionally or unintentionally cause harm to the organization's information systems.

Security Anomalies are irregularities or deviations from normal operations that might indicate a problem or potential threat within the information system. Recognizing these anomalies can be crucial for identifying and responding to threats before they result in significant damage.

Cyber Vulnerabilities highlight specific weaknesses in information systems that could be exploited by attackers. Understanding and addressing these vulnerabilities is essential for maintaining the integrity and security of the systems.

Thus, each of these options highlights a different aspect of activities that compromise information system safety. Collectively, they all contribute to the overarching concept of risks and threats to the integrity and security of information systems.