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Shares of aerospace and defense companies are trading lower. Reports suggest that Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg signed a memo proposing a software tool that would give the government direct access to defense companies' financial systems, potentially impeding commercial and nontraditional firms from doing business with the Pentagon.

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