1. A computer-implemented method comprising: first receiving, by a processor, a user request from a development environment to execute a debugging program in a production environment, wherein the production environment is inaccessible by the development environment; approving, by the processor, the execution of the debugging program in the production environment by seeking, a first approval from a member of the development environment not having access to data stored in the production environment, a second approval from a member of the production environment, and a third approval from a customer possessing data stored in the production environment; in response to the approving, transmitting, by the processor, a communication to the production environment to cause the debugging program to be executed in the production environment; second receiving, by the processor, execution results associated with the debugging program from the production environment; and forwarding, by the processor, the execution results to the development environment, wherein forwarding the execution results further comprises confirming, by the processor, that the member of the production environment has approved the forwarding of the execution results, wherein the processor is not located in the development environment and in the production environment, and wherein the first approval is based on a determination of whether execution of the debugging program replicates or modifies data stored in the production environment.