1. A computer-implemented method comprising: determining, by a system having at least one computing device, a first threat score corresponding to a first time period for a plurality of user accounts comprising at least a first user account, each user account having access to a first network and at least a portion of the user accounts having access to a second network that comprises a centralized store of electronic data, the determined first threat score for each user account being based at least in part on: receiving, by the system, at least one of an indication of activity through the first network for the presence of a security threat, an ethics threat, or combinations thereof; receiving, by the system, an indication indicative of any blocked transmissions and non-blocked transmissions through a targeted communication application associated with the user account that meet a predefined criterion, wherein the targeted communication application is selected from the group consisting of: electronic mail (e-mail), instant messaging (IM), chatting, and combinations thereof; and determining, by the system, if a transmission through the first network is transmitted or received through an unauthorized protocol; comparing, by the system, the determined first threat score of the first user account with a second threat score of the same first user account corresponding to a second time period to identify an overall threat score for the first user account and a ranking of the first user account; and displaying the ranking on a graphical user interface.