Last Friday I passed Security+ at first attempt, result was poor 790 (750 is pass) ... but pass is pass

I had a extended time as I am not native English speaker.
I just got two easy performance based questions, one was firewall configuration, second different authentication types.
Most questions were hard and had a lot of doubts getting one correct answer and to be sure about my choice. I used all my time I got.
I was preparing 3 months but slowly without rush while working and other everyday life stuff:)
Materials I used from most used to least used:
1. Darril Gibson ebook - I read it once then after I was using it as a reference while doing tests. Very good material to learn from.
2.
https://gcgapremium.com/ - tons of test questions that will prepare and other goodies (it actually from the same author as ebook)
3. CertMaster - didn't use it much, had a bad experience from this after passing Linux+
4. Mobile App (iOS) CompTia Security+ Sy0-401 Exam Prep by LearnZapp - good set of test practice questions and flashcards on all topics covered in this app, use it a lot while not close to computer.
5. Professor Messer videos on YouTube - good material watched some hardest topics for me, but didn't watch all of them.
6.
ExamCompass | CompTIA Certification Practice Exams - good set of practice tests
7.
gtslearning's online learning and course support site - I got curse from them but after I got all what I needed from Daril ebook and his premium content I didn't use it much.
8. This forum test, and I was reading posts similar to this, this actually helped me to decide about what materials to buy

What next?
Thinking about CEH, as I am not sure I am confident enough for OSCP. I would like to be more a defender type (blue team) I would love to work remotely as now. Any ideas about next cert appreciated.
Next year I try to get a job in IT security, but its hard to switch from my current job type (.net programmer - implementations engineer) especially where I live to get similar salary as there is not much this types of job offers (especially remote)
Thanks for reading.