In this talk, we discuss a gauge theory in a 5D warped space via the
dimensional deconstruction　that a higher dimensional gauge theory
is constructed from a　moose of 4D gauge groups. By the AdS/CFT
correspondence, a 5D warped　gauge theory is dual to
a 4D conformal field theory (CFT) with a global　symmetry.
As far as physics of the gauge theory, we obtain the one-to-one
correspondence between each component of a moose of gauge groups
and that　of a CFT.　We formulate a supersymmetric extension
of deconstruction and　explore the framework of natural supersymmetry
in a 5D warped space　– the　supersymmetric Randall-Sundrum model
with the IR-brane localized Higgs　and bulk fermions
– via the gauge moose. In this model, a supersymmetry
breaking source is located at the end of the moose corresponding to the UV
brane and the first two generations of squarks are decoupled.
With left-right　gauge symmetries in the bulk of the moose,
we demonstrate realization of　accidental or emergent supersymmetry
of the Higgs sector in comparison
with　the proposed “Moose/CFT correspondence.”