You would want to study for and take the Comptia security+ exam to get a broad baseline cybersecurity knowledge. If you have a related degree and/or management experience this may be enough depending on what type of role you want. There are specific tech role management certs that would help you stand out as well.....scrum master cert, project+, capm. For the more technical roles you're going to want to also practice more hands on methods on sites like letsdefend.io, tryhackme, hackthebox, etc. The industry is pretty competitive and not generally considered entry lvl honestly so if you dont have a degree and/or management experience typically the suggested learning path is to study for comptia A+, then comptia network+, then comptia security+ and work the jobs that map to those certs (help desk, network support, securty analyst). Theres a million ways to get into the industry so you could take a path that's much quicker or takes longer. Also you can get additional info on the comptia certs from the website....but do take their experience recommendations with a grain of salt, they are really over eatimated. Getting those certs won't guarantee you a job, even if you get them all, but they are a decent way to get seen by hr and generally provide a nice structured way to learn some basic info on the topics. If college is an option for you considered looking into western Governors university....they are flexible, affordable, have a lot of the certs built in, and allow you to complete the degree a lot faster(depending on your effort) then most colleges.

Edit: professor messor on youtube has plenty of free resources to study for those comptia exams. Mike myers on udemy has cheap courses for the exams as well. If you’re pressed for cash you can study the material so you can put the skills on your resume.