Multi-factor execution gateway

A user may desire to execute a process in a target environment. However, administrators may want control over processes that haven't been preapproved to prevent the execution of processes that may affect security and compliance within the environment. Implementation of a multi-factor execution gateway may grant the user limited access to execute the process himself at an otherwise restricted, protected, or decoupled environment, while ensuring security and compliance by obtaining approval from the appropriate authorities. For example, a request to execute the process in the environment may be detected, and a fingerprint may be generated based on parameters of the request. A signature for the fingerprint in the form of private key(s) acquired from authorizer(s) based on a level of authorization required for the process may be received to generate a key, and execution of the process may then be allowed at the environment using the key.