What are three benefits of using a dynamic routing protocol? (Choose three.)

Dynamic routing does not inherently increase network security; in fact, it can introduce security vulnerabilities if not properly secured with authentication and filtering.

While dynamic routing can find optimal paths, it does not inherently decrease network latency, which is primarily influenced by physical distance, link speeds, and congestion.

Dynamic routing protocols automatically adapt to network topology changes, rerouting traffic around failures, which significantly increases network availability and resilience.

Dynamic routing protocols allow networks to scale more easily as new devices or subnets are added, as routes are automatically discovered and propagated, eliminating the need for manual configuration on every router.

For large or frequently changing networks, dynamic routing protocols drastically reduce the manual effort required to configure and maintain routing tables, leading to lower administrative overhead.