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LLNL Emergency Plan Rev-23 October 2017 13 aspects of the cyber attack will be responded to in accordance with this Emergency Plan and applicable procedures and NNSA’s Information Conditions (INFOCON) guidance which identifies attack levels and LLNL actions of computer network attacks and computer network exploitation conditions. 1.4 Site Description 1.4.1 Overview Including Function and Mission LLNL is operated and managed by LLNS, LLC. LLNS is a limited liability company managed by the University of California; Bechtel National, Inc.; BWXT Government Group, Inc.; AECOM, and Battelle Memorial Institute. LLNL is a premier research and development institution for science and technology applied to national security. It is responsible for ensuring that the nation’s nuclear weapons remain safe, secure, and reliable. LLNL also applies its expertise to prevent the spread and use of weapons of mass destruction and strengthen homeland security. LLNL’s national security mission requires special multidisciplinary capabilities that are also used to pursue programs in advanced defense technologies, energy, environment, biosciences, and basic science to meet important national needs. These activities enhance the competencies needed for LLNL’s defining national security mission. The Laboratory serves as a resource to the U.S. government and is a partner with industry and academia. Safe, secure, and efficient operations and scientific and technical excellence in its programs are necessary to sustain public trust in the Laboratory. The Laboratory staff consists of approximately 6,000 Career employees as of September 1, 2017. Flex term, Post-Doc, Non-Career, and Supplemental Labor bring the Laboratory population to around 7,100. LLNL is comprised of two non-contiguous sites – Site 200 and Site 300. The Livermore site (Site 200) is located on a one-square-mile site in Livermore, CA. A larger (approximately 11 square mile/7,000 acres) remote explosives/experimental testing site (Site 300) is situated 18 miles to the east with an approximate population of 200. (See Figure 1.1)