So the problem with long experience in coding is your resume all is coding coding coding SDLC bla bla..

When you apply something not coding like BA, Audit, Network, Security, Project Mgmt, Big Data, Analytics, Digital Marketing.. recruiters will look and say "oh everything coding.." "NOT SUITABLE".

And even if you did do some polishing to add some fringe things to say about your experience that might touch a little bit onto those non coding areas, they are just that. Fringe or "Side Dish" while your main course/experience still coding.

Plus, many of those fields I mentioned need some certs as well.

So probably it is most feasible to jump only when you have attained the relevant certs?