Present constraints on and future searches for supersymmetric particles are based on the signature of missing transverse energy. In the Next-to-Minimal Supersymmetric SM this signature can be strongly reduced. The underlying mechanism will be explained. As a consequence, scenarios with all supersymmetric particle masses below 1 TeV are consistent with present constraints. New strategies for the search for supersymmetry in such scenarios are presented, which include automatically searches for additional Higgs bosons.