New Defense Executive Orders

Sets up rules for putting financial penalties on countries that use banned weapons.

Prohibits technology transactions with foreign adversaries to protect U.S. security.

Strengthens the nation's cybersecurity workforce through training and development.

Moves federal background checks from the Office of Personnel Management to the DoD.

Removes the requirement to report on civilian deaths from U.S. strikes.

Helps military members and veterans get jobs as merchant mariners.

Updates the rules and procedures for military courts-martial.

Keeps the Guantanamo Bay detention facility open for holding terrorists.

Gives the Secretary of Defense more authority to manage military personnel.

Increases economic and financial sanctions against North Korea.