1.[Customer Services Guided Explorations](https://gitlab.com/guided-explorations)([How Guided Explorations are engineered for compounded reuse for competency development](https://gitlab.com/guided-explorations/guided-exploration-concept/-/blob/master/README.md))
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Welcome to Learning and Development for Product Management at GitLab! This page serves as the content library that feeds [the Product Management Learning Hub in Level Up](https://university.gitlab.com/pages/product-management-hub). You are welcome to explore content here but if you prefer a more modular, personalizable, and trackable portal, please visit LevelUp.
Welcome to Learning and Development for Product Management at GitLab!
The resources in the Product L & D Hub are meant to support product managers to explore, learn and grow at their own pace. We aim to collect content that spans various skill levels, as well as various levels of depth/commitment. It is recommended that product managers engage with the resources here to help them have a successful journey at GitLab and in their product career as a whole.
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## General Product Management learning content
[This content is also available in a trackable format in Level Up](https://university.gitlab.com/pages/product-management-hub).
This content is divided into five key competencies for Product Managers.
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There are two components to the Product L & D hub:
1.[Product Management Learning Hub in Level Up](https://university.gitlab.com/pages/product-management-hub), which is a more modular, personalizable, and trackable portal
1. This page, which serves as the required content library that feeds the Product Management page in Level Up
In order to add content to [Product Management Learning Hub](https://university.gitlab.com/pages/product-management-hub), the content must first be added to and exist on this page. Then, the content is added to Level Up.
If there's content you want to add to or remove from this library, simply raise an MR and add any of the [product learning evangelists](#product-learning-evangelists) listed below as `Reviewer`. Tell us in the MR whether you're recommending the resources for just the library or if you'd like to see it added to Level Up as well. Details explaining what you value about the content and how you think it's helpful should be added to the description of the MR. Please add `milestone` and labels `product operations``product handbook` and `prodops:release` to the MR.
If there's content you want to add to or remove from this library, simply raise an MR and add any of the [product learning evangelists](#product-learning-evangelists) listed below as `Reviewer`. Details explaining what you value about the content and how you think it's helpful should be added to the description of the MR. Please add `milestone` and labels `product operations``product handbook` and `prodops:release` to the MR.
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- Data Owners shall determine the classification of data in accordance with this standard. The Data Classification Index (internal only) provides a list of various types of data and their classification level. If you cannot identify the data element or are uncertain of the risk associated with the data and how it should be classified and handled, please contact the Security Risk team in Slack via @security-risk.
- To maintain our culture of security, transparency and to minimize the risk to our sensitive data and our customers, GitLab team members are required to complete Data Classification Training as part of GitLab's [Security Awareness Training](/handbook/security/security-assurance/governance/sec-training/) to help understand the different types of data at GitLab and how to keep it [SAFE](/handbook/legal/safe-framework/). Training is available via [LevelUp](https://university.gitlab.com/learn/dashboard), GitLab's internal learning platform.
- To maintain our culture of security, transparency and to minimize the risk to our sensitive data and our customers, GitLab team members are required to complete Data Classification Training as part of GitLab's [Security Awareness Training](/handbook/security/security-assurance/governance/sec-training/) to help understand the different types of data at GitLab and how to keep it [SAFE](/handbook/legal/safe-framework/). Training is available via [LevelUp](https://levelup.edcast.com/), GitLab's internal learning platform.
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Remember: If you see something, say something, and always report suspicious emails via [PhishArm](/handbook/security/security-assurance/governance/phishing/#what-to-do-if-you-suspect-an-email-is-a-phishing-attack).
### Data Classification Training
To maintain our culture of security and transparency, and to minimize the risk to our sensitive data and our customers, GitLab team members are encouraged to complete [Data Classification Training](https://university.gitlab.com/access/saml/login/internal-team-members?returnTo=https://university.gitlab.com/learn/course/gitlab-data-classification-training) to help understand the different types of data at GitLab and how to keep it [SAFE](/handbook/legal/safe-framework/). This is a recommended training.
### Secure Coding Training
The [GitLab Secure Coding Training](/handbook/security/secure-coding-training/) is a required training completed by a sub-group of GitLab Team Members and contractors/TSPs in the Engineering Department. This training contains descriptions and [Secure Coding Guidelines](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/development/secure_coding_guidelines.html) from OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) addressing security vulnerabilities commonly identified in the GitLab codebase. This training is intended to help developers identify potential security vulnerabilities early, with the goal of reducing the number of vulnerabilities released over time.
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- Content for training can consist of numerous items, including handbook entries (obviously), videos on GitLab Unfiltered, blog posts, runbooks, projects, and so on. By creating content in any of those forms, you can create the building blocks for a potential training course.
- Gathering those individual content building blocks and arranging them together creates a training course.
- Whenever possible, try to make training courses handbook first.
- Dealing with GitLab Learn via LevelUp. By taking the [LevelUp Scavenger Hunt](https://university.gitlab.com/learn/course/level-up-scavenger-hunt/main/welcome-to-level-up?client=internal-team-members) course you will learn a lot about the entire process and creating content.
