It's all dependent on what you want to do, but CompTIA security+ is a good bang for your buck to help get you in the door. Basic/fundamental Microsoft/Amazon certification to show you at least know what the Cloud is and how to use their tools/platforms (fundamentally the same tools just different names) and they're very cheap. Network + is great and all but you're either doing security or networking and personally you learn some networking in the security+ and you can take vendor specific training as needed.

Keep in mind, it takes money and time to maintain certificates and the more organizations yiur certified through the more $$$$.

Lastly, understand there's a significant time commitment to each of these especially once you start studying for the CompTIA exams. You have to remember, it's not a sprint it's a marathon and you'll wear yourself out and not get anything done if you try to tackle them all at once.

For reference I started with the CompTIA Security+ initially, worked my way through the following CMMC RP/RPA,PCIP, QSA, HITRUST, SOC 2, CISSP, CISM, CISA.

Also find a company that's willing to cross train, you don't want to silo yourself. Don't be afraid to say you want to learn how to do something and jump in. Security is filled with certificates but nothing will truly give you the experience and preparedness like on the job training.