What problem does it solve?
Security architecture diagrams are often time-consuming to produce, inconsistent across teams, and error-prone when mapping identities, encryption, and network controls. This Skill standardizes diagrams into repeatable PlantUML patterns so architects and engineers can communicate trust boundaries, access flows, and compliance posture clearly and quickly.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Stencil-driven diagrams: Uses mxgraph.aws4 stencil names to represent IAM, encryption, firewalls, detection, and governance components for visual consistency.
- Pattern library: Includes example patterns for IAM/authn, encryption pipelines, network security, threat detection, zero-trust, and multi-account governance to accelerate design reviews.
- Connection & zone guidance: Prescribes arrow types, trust boundary rectangles, and left-to-right flow direction to make access flows and audit events explicit.
- Use Case: Model an enterprise zero-trust API access flow with Cognito, KMS, Network Firewall, and CloudTrail to validate least-privilege and logging.
Quick Start
Create a PlantUML diagram mapping users through authentication and authorization to protected resources using mxgraph.aws4 stencil names and include @startuml and @enduml markers.