Advanced access control solutions for managing execution permissions on Fedora systems

I would like to learn about solutions/alternatives for managing execution access to applications in Linux-based systems (specifically Fedora flavours). I already researched possibilities like Integrated Measurement Architecture, fapolicyd, or Microsoft Integrity Policy Enforcement. I am more interested in solutions with more capabilities than simply comparing the hash value of the executable against a known list, but at this point pretty much any suggestion is welcome. The purpose for which I need this mechanism is to enforce the users of specific machines (which I own and manage) to only be able to execute code that I have authorised them to.