Category focusing on communication: Discussing various communication methods, policies, controversies, and advancements in this field.

In the realm of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in the United States, two significant pieces of legislation have been marked for discussion: 18 USC 2511(1) and 47 USC 605(a).

The category of discussion, LCOMM, is a shorthand for Locating Communication, a term used to describe the contents of any wire, oral, or electronic communication. Interestingly, it's important to clarify that the discussion is not related to the contents of any wire, oral, or electronic communication, a point worth repeating for clarity.

The authorities responsible for CUI markings are primarily the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) and the Department of Defense (DoD). For 18 USC 2511(1) and 47 USC 605(a), the banner marking is CUI. An alternative banner marking for the LCOMM category is CUI//LCOMM.

The Safeguarding and/or Dissemination Authority for both 18 USC 2511(1) and 47 USC 605(a) is Basic. The discussion revolves around locating source documents for CUI authorities.

As for the sanctions defined under these legislations, 18 USC 2511(1) sanctions are defined in 18 USC 2511(4) and 18 USC 2511(5), while 47 USC 605(a) sanctions are defined in 47 USC 605(e).

In summary, the US authorities have marked two key pieces of legislation, 18 USC 2511(1) and 47 USC 605(a), related to communication contents, for discussion. The discussion is not about the contents themselves but about locating source documents for CUI authorities. The authorities responsible for CUI markings are NARA and DoD, and the banner markings are CUI for both legislations. An alternative banner marking for the LCOMM category is CUI//LCOMM. The Safeguarding and/or Dissemination Authority for both legislations is Basic.

Category focusing on communication: Discussing various communication methods, policies, controversies, and advancements in this field.