  We present a novel class of theories where supersymmetry is only preserved in
a partial (non-isolated) sector. The supersymmetric sector consists of CFT
bound-states that can coexist with fundamental states which do not respect
supersymmetry. These theories arise from the 4D holographic interpretation of
5D theories in a slice of AdS where supersymmetry is broken on the UV boundary.
In particular, we consider the Standard Model where only the Higgs sector (and
possibly the top quark) is supersymmetric. The Higgs mass-parameter is then
protected by supersymmetry, and consequently the electroweak scale is naturally
smaller than the composite Higgs scale. This not only provides a solution to
the hierarchy problem, but predicts a ``little'' hierarchy between the
electroweak and new physics scale. Remarkably, the model only contains a single
supersymmetric partner, the Higgsino (and possibly the stop), and as in the
usual MSSM, predicts a light Higgs boson.
