BFD provides sub-second failure detection, reducing failover time.
Why this answer
BFD (Bidirectional Forwarding Detection) provides sub-second failure detection for BGP sessions, significantly reducing failover time. Option A is wrong because static routes do not dynamically adapt to failures and would require manual intervention. Option B is wrong because increasing the BGP keepalive interval (making it longer) and decreasing the hold timer (making it shorter) would actually slow down failure detection or cause flapping; the opposite would be needed.
Option D is wrong because decreasing the keepalive interval and increasing the hold timer would also not be as fast as BFD; BFD is the optimal solution for fast failover.