Low-energy SUSY facing LHC constraints

Supersymmetry (SUSY) represents one of the most theoretically interesting extensions of the Standard Model (SM) and probably one of the most widely studied. In its low-energy incarnation it provides a simple solution to the hierarchy problem and it offers the perspective of being accessible to the LHC. However, up to now, no signs of the superpartners have been detected. In this talk we review the current status of low-energy SUSY in light of the current LHC constraints, using the results from the global fits of the MasterCode Collaboration as our main tool