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As a rule with Azure get AZ-104. For Security get at least AZ-500 and for M365 you're looking at MD-102 and MS-102 which also have some Security elements to them. As always no introduction necessary, here is the certification poster, so you'd be looking at the Infrastructure, Modern Work (M365) and Security columns. https://arch-center.azureedge.net/Credentials/Certification-Poster-en-us.pdf So here's your pathway I could recommend as you don't want to skip fundamentals in each sector and fundamentals are relatively easy and take around 2 weeks or less each to study and pass. Fundamentals are all designated ending 900 as you'll see from the top row of that poster Infrastructure AZ-900 > AZ-104 Optionally if time isn't an issue then do AZ-700 as well as that is THE Networking cert on Azure 2. Security SC-900 > AZ-500 > SC-100 3. Modern Work (M365) MS-900 > MD-102 > MS-102 All these would give a solid foundation with Fundamentals in each sector, Associate level in each sector and Professional level in Modern work. You could swap out MS-102 for SC-100. It depends on your immediate goals and longer term goals. SC-100 could well be the better option. Immediate goal of foundational level in each, then drop SC-100 and MS-102 and do both of those at a later date if required as they are professional level. This is just a suggested path so do your own research naturally. More on reddit.com

I find the official certification poster better, here if anyone's interested: https://aka.ms/traincertposter More on reddit.com

Yes, Microsoft has certifications for many of their applications: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/earn-a-microsoft-office-specialist-mos-certification-0885c944-167c-51ea-1cdc-8f65952bd1b8

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