What Censys found
Censys, a company that scans the internet, released its 2026 State of the Internet Report on October 14, 2026. According to the press release:
- AI tools open to the internet grew 63% in nine months and reached nearly 268,000 systems.
- First on the list, by a wide margin, is n8n, a workflow automation tool: nearly 114,000 hosts.
- These tools connect AI to data, applications and user accounts.
How we deploy
- The model runs on Rota's workers, with no port open on your network.
- Each request carries your organization's key. Without the key, the model does not answer.
- By default, CPF and CNPJ numbers, email addresses, phone numbers and names leave the text before the model.
- All use is recorded, with credit in reais, on the same OpenAI-compatible API.
Who it is for
- Teams that set up an AI server for a test and left it on the internet.
- Hospitals, public bodies and companies that need AI but have no team to keep a server up to date.
How it works
You describe the case
What runs today, the volume and the rules for your data.
We test with your samples
We measure the quality in Brazilian Portuguese before production.
We connect it to your access
The model joins the API, connected to your key, and the improvised server can leave the internet.
Good to know
- The figures come from Censys. The press release has no figures by country.
- We do not scan or penetration-test your network.
- On-demand deployment: the model goes live when an organization asks for it.