CISA might be good for you. I recommend getting involved with your local ISACA chapter, as many offer prep courses for it (mine does). I always recommend people take a look at the application for it to be sure you are doing the work that meets the domains. With the ISACA certs you have 5 years after passing the test to get the experience and submit the paperwork. If you have a degree or certain certs, you can knock off a year or two of that. Also, much of the CPE work you do for CISSP will probably count for the CISA (does for me).
As you're doing cloud work, CCSP might be good, but may be too general. Also look at the AWS certs themselves. Am looking at both myself.
Not aware of any forensic certs right now, unless you look at the SANS/GIAC certs. These can be pricy, sadly.
IF you're doing privacy, take a look at the CIPP. There are actually several of them. One is aimed at IT people, another the privacy people, and they have ones aimed at folks in Europe, US, etc. Some of what I do overlaps, but have only taken a cursory look at it. See if there is a local CIPP chapter that you can drop by and chat with folks.
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Michael Brown, CISSP, HCISPP, CISA, CISM, CGEIT, CRISC, CDPSE, GSLC, GSTRT, GLEG, GSNA, CIST, CIGE, ISSA Fellow
