  The mono-photon signature emerging in an E6 Supersymmetric Standard Model
(E6SSM) from inert higgsino Dark Matter (DM) is analyzed at future $e^+e^-$
colliders. As the inert neutral and charged higgsinos are nearly degenerate,
the inert chargino is a rather long lived particle and the charged particle
associated with its decay to the inert higgsino is quite soft. We show that the
pair production of inert charginos at a 500 GeV electron-positron collider with
an initial or final state photon is the most promising channel for probing the
inert higgsino as one DM candidate within the E6SSM. We also emphasize that
this signal has no chance of being observed at the Large Hadron Collider with
higher energy and/or luminosity. Finally, we remark that, combined with a DM
signal produced in Direct Detection experiments involving an active higgsino
state as the second DM candidate, this dual evidence could point to a
two-component DM version of the E6SSM.
