Which standard should you start with?
Start with whichever standard your regulator or your largest customer already requires. That is the one with a deadline attached, and it sets the order of work.
Then look for overlap. Asset inventory, access control, logging, incident response and risk assessment appear in PISF, ISO/IEC 27001 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework alike. Build one control library and map evidence to each standard, rather than auditing the same control three times.
A short gap assessment turns this into a plan: what you already meet, what is missing, and what each fix would cost in effort. It is usually the cheapest first step.
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