; (2) recommendations to promote the leadership of the United States and all relevant nongovernmental stakeholders in the processes of international standards-setting bodies and organizations for setting standards with respect to internet-connected devices; and (3) an assessment of whether and how the leadership of the Secretary, working with governmental and nongovernmental stakeholders, can— (A) promote and strengthen international standards with respect to internet-connected devices; and (B) discourage the development of country-specific standards with respect to internet-connected devices that could hinder interoperability and security. 4. Definitions In this Act: (1) Cyber exposure gap The term cyber exposure gap means the cybersecurity and vulnerability management challenges organizations face in seeing and understanding cybersecurity risk across the full range of internet-connected platforms of such organizations, including information technology, internet-connected devices, operational technology, mobile, and cloud computing platforms. (2) Internet-connected device The term internet-connected device means a physical object that— (A) is capable of connecting to the internet, either directly or indirectly through a network, to communicate information; (B) has computer-processing capabilities for collecting, sending, receiving, or analyzing data; and (C) is not a general-purpose computing device, including a personal computing system or a smart mobile communications device.