[Yes, I know this isn't up-to-date or complete by a long way: I've been a little busy with other projects, but I will get back to it sooner rather than later. Sooner, of course, is a relative term.
DH]
Update (16th September 2011): I notice there’s also a partial list of my publications and some other stuff I haven’t gone into here on the Wikipedia page at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Harley. Thank you, whoever put that together (nice job!): I’ll probably contribute some content in due course.
Avien Malware Defense Guide
This exciting publishing project was undertaken jointly by AVIEN, the Anti-Virus Information Exchange Network, and AVIEWS, the Anti-Virus Information & Early Warning System, and published by Syngress. It was reviewed for Virus Bulletin by Martin Overton, and that review is available here.
Please excuse the high PR content that follows.
This book is a guide to managing malicious software and related security issues within the enterprise.
Its uniqueness lies in its partnership between highly experienced, highly qualified corporate security practitioners and the anti-malware research community, as represented by AVIEN.
The book therefore reflects the expertise of security administrators and managers at the customer coalface and the technical and developmental expertise of both industry and independent researchers.
You can get the full PR blast at the Elsevier site.
AVIEN Guide Table Of Contents.
The contributors are as follows (affiliations are not included unless we have specific permission):
- Kenneth Bechtel (Team Anti-Virus)
- Michael P. Blanchard (EMC2)
- Tony Bradley
- Henk K. Diemer
- Ken Dunham (iDefense)
- Enrique Gonzalez (Microsoft)
- David Harley (small blue-green world and AVIEN Administrator)
- Judith Harley
- Andrew Lee (ESET, and AVIEWS Administrator)
- Jim Melnick (iDefense)
- Bojan Zdrnja
- Dr. Igor Muttik (McAfee)
- David Phillips (Open University)
- Paul Schmehl (University of Texas)
- Robert S. Vibert (Immediate/Past Administrator AVIEN)
- James Wolfe
Botnets
David Harley was a contributor to the book on Botnets by Schiller and Binkley published by Syngress, and he co-wrote Chapter 5.
Handbook of Computer Networks
David Harley wrote a chapter on Email Threats and Vulnerabilities (Volume 3) for Professor Hossein Bidgoli’s 3-volume “Handbook of Computer Networks” project for Wiley
Viruses Revealed 
by D Harley, R Slade and U Gattiker published by Osborne
