How are graphics and multimedia on a classified website marked?

In the context of classified information, proper marking of graphics and multimedia is crucial for maintaining security and ensuring that individuals can easily identify the classification level. Graphics on classified websites are typically portion marked, meaning that individual sections or elements can have their classification level indicated, such as "CONFIDENTIAL" or "SECRET".

Additionally, multimedia elements, like videos or animations, have standard marking practices that are consistent across classified materials. This ensures that the classification status is communicated effectively, allowing users to handle the materials appropriately according to their security clearance.

The marking of graphics as portion marked recognizes that even within a single graphic, different elements might have various classification levels, and this need for specificity enhances information security. Thus, while multimedia has its own standards, graphics specifically require careful portion marking to reflect their content accurately.