Automated testing of cipher security for import/export compliance What do we know about systems that automatically test and grade cipher security. The application in mind would be for checking for compliance with import/export regulations.

I imagine a system that automatically tests for known plaintext, chosen plaintext and the like, presumably by some kind of cryptanalysis operating on the cipher as a black box function, or subroutines of it.

The OpenSSL export ciphers are "exportable with respect to old US crypto regulations". I want to consider other countries import/export policies.

This question supposes that import and export compliance is still a real concern in the industry, despite many articles claiming otherwise.
No.  There is no known automated method to determine whether some cipher is secure or not.  So, given some new cipher you've never heard of there's no automated way to test whether it meets your particular security requirements.

Instead, normally you would rely upon a cryptographer expert (e.g., a consultant or in-house expert) or upon standards or best practices to select a cipher that is widely believed to meet your security requirements -- then you implement the cipher, and use test vectors and other methods to test whether you have correctly implemented that cipher.  For instance, you might use one of the export-strength ciphersuites in SSL.

This answer is not intended to advise you on the export regulations of any country.  If you need to know what they are, consult a lawyer.